MCP Module: Using Q.wiki Knowledge with ChatGPT, Copilot, and Others

Modified on Fri, 17 Jul at 2:16 PM

Q.WIKI ADD-ON MODULE

MCP Module

Your verified Q.wiki knowledge, usable directly and reliably in any connected AI tool.

So AI doesn't guess, it knows: Q.wiki as the context layer

Almost everyone is trying out AI right now. Most are still in the early testing phase. The jump to using it reliably day to day, to becoming an early adopter, only works for a few.

The bottleneck is rarely the technology. It's reliable context.

Even without Q.wiki, AI is already useful: it learns patterns over time and reflects back what it has seen. But it works on the basis of assumptions and past data, not on what should actually apply at your organization.

Once Q.wiki is connected as the foundation, the quality changes: the AI draws on verified, approved knowledge and gives answers that match your reality, instead of staying generic. Q.wiki becomes the context layer, the trust gateway: AI tools dock in here and get not just any knowledge, but your approved knowledge.

AI Tools

Copilot · ChatGPT · Claude

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MCP Server

Standardized, AI-tool-independent connection

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Q.wiki Knowledge

Approved & up-to-date knowledge

✓ Access rights are preserved

Through the AI, you only see what you're also allowed to see directly in Q.wiki.

Examples from practice

Ask a general question

The chatbot answers open questions about processes, policies, or responsibilities, straight from your current Q.wiki knowledge.

Changes from the last x days

On request, the agent lists all process changes from the desired time period, ideal for a quick overview after time away.

From conversation to Q.wiki entry

An AI agent reads the meeting transcript, identifies the relevant process, and adds the improvement as a comment.

Sample prompts to try out

A collection of ready-made prompts you can use right away in your AI tool.

View sample prompts →

Curious what this looks like for your team?

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IMPLEMENTATION

How the setup works

Via the Content API with the MCP server. Set up in a few steps, no IT project required.

Activate the MCP server

Via the Content API as a Q.wiki add-on module.

Add it in your AI tool

Grant user access

Enable access for authorized users.

Start using the connection

Ask your first question, done.

Copilot example: Import the preconfigured Q.wiki agent into Copilot Studio, connect it to Q.wiki, and set user access.

Frequently asked questions

IS THE MCP SERVER ALREADY FULLY USABLE?

It's currently in beta. Details: Q.wiki MCP Server: Overview & Endpoint.

WHERE DO I FIND THE MCP URL FOR OUR INSTANCE?

Under My Account > My Profile > Content API. Instructions: Q.wiki MCP Server: Overview & Endpoint.

HOW DO WE SET THIS UP FOR MICROSOFT COPILOT?

Ready-made solution to import: Deploying the Q.wiki assistant via MCP in Microsoft Copilot.