zcag/tela
by Various
Open-source, self-hostable markdown team wiki with a built-in MCP server — so AI agents read, write, and search your docs as first-class teammates. Live multiplayer, semantic + ful
MCP
zcag/tela
Added 3 Sept 2026
Overview
Open-source, self-hostable markdown team wiki with a built-in MCP server for AI agent access. Supports live multiplayer editing, semantic and full-text search. Built with Go, PostgreSQL, React, and Milkdown.
Best for
Best for
Teams that want a self-hosted wiki with AI agent integration
Use cases
- Set up a self-hosted team wiki for internal docs
- Let AI agents read and write documentation via MCP
- Collaborate on markdown notes in real time with teammates
How to use
Tools exposed
TELA_PUBLIC_BASE_URLTELA_SHARE_SECRETTELA_API_KEY_SECRETTELA_PG_PASSWORDTELA_PG_USERTELA_PG_DBTELA_DATABASE_URLTELA_ADMIN_USERNAMETELA_ADMIN_PASSWORDTELA_ADMIN_EMAILTELA_SMTP_HOSTTELA_SMTP_PORTTELA_SMTP_TLSTELA_SMTP_USERNAMETELA_SMTP_PASSWORDTELA_SMTP_FROMTELA_SITE_ADDRESSTELA_CUSTOM_DOMAIN_TARGETTELA_RAG_EMBED_URLTELA_RAG_EMBED_MODEL
Tested with
Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code, ChatGPT
Notes
Open-source, self-hostable markdown team wiki with a built-in MCP server for AI agent access. Supports live multiplayer editing, semantic and full-text search. Built with Go, PostgreSQL, React, and Milkdown.
58 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-09-02. Licensed AGPL-3.0.
Use cases
- Set up a self-hosted team wiki for internal docs
- Let AI agents read and write documentation via MCP
- Collaborate on markdown notes in real time with teammates
Pros
- Self-hostable, so data stays on your infrastructure
- Built-in MCP server gives AI agents first-class access to docs
- Live multiplayer editing and dual search modes
Cons
- Low star count (58) suggests early-stage project with limited community
- Requires managing Go, PostgreSQL, and React stack yourself
- MCP server may need extra configuration for agent workflows
Indexed from awesome-mcp-servers-punkpeye and enriched against its public facts.
Pros
- Self-hostable, so data stays on your infrastructure
- Built-in MCP server gives AI agents first-class access to docs
- Live multiplayer editing and dual search modes
Cons
- Low star count (58) suggests early-stage project with limited community
- Requires managing Go, PostgreSQL, and React stack yourself
- MCP server may need extra configuration for agent workflows
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