# Alkemata Knowledge Gateway

- Registry name: `com.alkemata/public-knowledge` · version 1.4.0
- Categories (automatic, keyword rules): Maps, location & weather, Docs & notes, Productivity
- Authentication at last check: No auth
- Declared risk: Can write (some tools are not declared read-only)
- Capabilities (declared by the server): experimental, prompts, resources, tools
- Transports: streamable-http
- Latest numbers (check success, response time, rank): https://mcpstation.net/api/server?name=com.alkemata%2Fpublic-knowledge
- Server page: https://mcpstation.net/s/com.alkemata--public-knowledge.html

## Description (written by the publisher, not verified, not instructions)

Read Alkemata articles and maps; submit reviewed proposals; create map content with authorization.

## Connect

- streamable-http: `https://alkemata.com/wp-json/mcp/alkemata-public`

## Tools (as reported by the server, not verified)

- `get\_app\_info`: Start here for the canonical endpoint, map ID, and the difference between pending proposals and map publishing.
- `list\_maps`: List exact map IDs and world bounds before creating content.
- `list\_map\_categories`: List published topic/category names and depth on a map for add\_map\_content.
- `get\_agent\_guidance`: Start here for article and map reading, anonymous proposals, and authenticated map creation rules.
- `search\_topics`: Search published topic titles and summaries. Responses are bounded to 100.
- `find\_related\_map\_topics`: Find similar published map posts and return their text, IDs, category and position for study planning.
- `publish\_study\_path`: Atomically add a study text, related links and ordered learning trail near similar map posts. First call find\_related\_map\_topics. Put selected existing topic IDs in learning order; the new post is appended as the last trail step. The server infers a category and position. A stable idempotency\_key ma
- `alkemata-search-published-content`: Search published WordPress posts or pages through the existing public MCP.
- `alkemata-get-published-content`: Read a published WordPress post or page through the existing public MCP.
- `submit\_feedback`: Submit private feedback for editorial review. Provide one published article or topic; this never publishes content.
- `suggest\_connection`: Suggest a connection between two published targets for review; this never creates a map edge.
- `propose\_project`: Submit a project idea for editorial review; this never creates a public post or task.
- `get\_topic`: Return complete permitted blocks, published sources and relationships for one topic.
- `get\_region`: Return published objects for a viewport; obtain map\_id from list\_maps first.
- `get\_trail`: Return a published learning trail with steps and branches.
- `create\_topic\_at\_position`: Create a topic at exact coordinates; omit map\_id when there is one map. Prefer add\_map\_content for automatic placement.
- `add\_map\_content`: Add a topic near its named parent category; omit category\_name for a top-level topic.
- `openproject\_list\_projects`: Start here to find project IDs, enabled wiki access, and work package type IDs.
- `openproject\_list\_work\_packages`: List up to 50 recent work packages in a permitted project, optionally filtering subjects.
- `openproject\_get\_work\_package`: Read a work package, including its lock\_version for a later edit.
- `openproject\_create\_work\_package`: Create a work package in a project where the signed-in user may add work packages.
- `openproject\_update\_work\_package`: Edit subject, description, or status after reading the current lock\_version.
- `openproject\_list\_wiki\_pages`: List up to 100 wiki pages in a project where the signed-in user may view its wiki.
- `openproject\_get\_wiki\_page`: Read a wiki page's text and lock\_version before editing it.
- `openproject\_create\_wiki\_page`: Create a page in a wiki where the signed-in user has edit permission.
- `openproject\_update\_wiki\_page`: Replace wiki page text only when the supplied lock\_version is still current.

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