Enterprise DNA
M MCP Servers Developer low

kiwamizamurai/mcp-kibela-server

by Various

MCP server implementation for Kibela API integration

K

MCP

kiwamizamurai/mcp-kibela-server

Added 1 June 2026

#kibela #kibela-web-api #mcp #modelcontextprotocol

Overview

An open-source MCP server written in TypeScript that exposes Kibela's API through the Model Context Protocol, enabling MCP-compatible AI clients to read, search, and manage a team's knowledge base. The server handles authentication and translates MCP requests into Kibela API calls.

Best for

Best for
Development teams already using Kibela who want to integrate it with MCP-enabled AI tools

Use cases

  • Query Kibela articles from an AI coding assistant
  • Search knowledge base entries without leaving the IDE
  • Create or update documentation via natural language commands

Notes

An open-source MCP server written in TypeScript that exposes Kibela’s API through the Model Context Protocol, enabling MCP-compatible AI clients to read, search, and manage a team’s knowledge base. The server handles authentication and translates MCP requests into Kibela API calls.

6 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2025-08-23. Licensed MIT.

Use cases

  • Query Kibela articles from an AI coding assistant
  • Search knowledge base entries without leaving the IDE
  • Create or update documentation via natural language commands

Pros

  • Focused, single-purpose implementation for Kibela
  • TypeScript codebase is approachable for most developers
  • Lightweight – no external dependencies beyond the MCP SDK

Cons

  • Low star count (6) implies limited testing and community support
  • Tied to a specific third-party API that may change without notice
  • No built-in caching; each query hits the live API

Indexed from awesome-mcp-servers-punkpeye and enriched against its public facts.

Pros

  • Focused, single-purpose implementation for Kibela
  • TypeScript codebase is approachable for most developers
  • Lightweight – no external dependencies beyond the MCP SDK

Cons

  • Low star count (6) implies limited testing and community support
  • Tied to a specific third-party API that may change without notice
  • No built-in caching; each query hits the live API