Arkon MCP Server: Company Knowledge Base for Claude

• Searches your company wiki by meaning, not just keywords

  Runs a semantic search over the wiki pages compiled from your documents, limited to what you are allowed to see. It also says when matching pages exist in a department you cannot access.

  Try: “Search the wiki for our fire evacuation procedure”

  Read · search_wiki

• Opens one wiki page with the pages that link to it

  Returns the full text of a page by its slug, followed by a list of backlinks.

  Try: “Open the onboarding concept page”

  Read · read_wiki_page

• Shows the catalog of all wiki pages

  Returns the wiki index, which lists every page by type with a one-line summary, so the assistant can see how the wiki is laid out.

  Try: “What topics does our wiki cover?”

  Read · read_wiki_index

• Browses wiki pages by type, category or text

  Lists pages filtered by type (entity, concept, topic or source), knowledge category or a text match.

  Try: “List the concept pages in the HR category”

  Read · list_wiki_pages

• Searches inside the original uploaded documents

  Looks for an exact word or phrase in the raw text of source documents, for cases where the wiki summary left details out.

  Try: “Find the clause that mentions "parental leave" in our policy documents”

  Read · search_source_content

• Lists uploaded source documents

  Lists raw source documents with filters for status, category and a text query, with paging.

  Try: “Show the documents that are still processing”

  Read · list_sources

• Shows details of one source document

  Returns the title, category, page count, contributor and processing status of a source.

  Try: “What is the status of source 1234?”

  Read · get_source

• Shows the headings of a long document

  Returns a heading outline with page numbers, so the assistant can jump to the right part of a long source.

  Try: “Show me the outline of the employee handbook”

  Read · get_source_outline

• Reads exact pages from a source document

  Returns the raw text of the pages you name, such as 5-7 or 3,8, for precise quotes.

  Try: “Read pages 12-14 of the employee handbook”

  Read · get_source_pages

• Lists the knowledge categories

  Returns the categories your admins defined that you can access.

  Try: “Which knowledge categories can I use?”

  Read · list_knowledge_types

• Lists the documents in one category

  Returns the source documents filed under a category.

  Try: “What documents are filed under Legal?”

  Read · get_knowledge_type_docs

• Suggests a change to a page for an editor to review

  Creates a pending draft of an edited page. Nothing changes until an editor approves it, and the tool asks the assistant to confirm with you first.

  Try: “Propose adding the new parking rules to the office page”

  Write · propose_wiki_edit

• Suggests a new page for an editor to review

  Submits a draft of a brand-new page. It becomes a real page only when an editor approves it.

  Try: “Propose a page about our travel expense policy”

  Write · propose_wiki_create

• Changes a wiki page right away

  Replaces the content of a page at once, with no review. It adds a revision to the page history. Only editors and admins can use it.

  Try: “Update the VPN setup page with the new server name”

  Write · edit_wiki_page

• Creates a new wiki page right away

  Creates a page with no review step. Only editors and admins can use it.

  Try: “Create a page for the new support escalation process”

  Write · create_wiki_page

• Lists drafts waiting for review

  Shows the pending drafts you can review, optionally for one workspace.

  Try: “What drafts are waiting for my review?”

  Read · list_pending_drafts

• Shows a draft next to the current page

  Returns the proposed content alongside the page as it is now, so you can compare them.

  Try: “Show me draft 42 next to the live page”

  Read · review_draft

• Approves a draft and publishes it

  Writes the draft, or your edited version, to the wiki page and adds a revision. Editors and admins only.

  Try: “Approve draft 42 with a note that the dates are fixed”

  Write · approve_draft

• Rejects a draft with a reason

  Turns a draft down. A note is required so the author knows why.

  Try: “Reject draft 42 because the policy is out of date”

  Write · reject_draft

• Sends a draft back to its author for edits

  Returns a draft with a note, keeping it so the author can resubmit instead of starting again.

  Try: “Ask the author of draft 42 to add sources”

  Write · request_changes_on_draft

• Resubmits a draft that was sent back

  Lets the author send revised content for review again, which starts a new review round.

  Try: “Resubmit draft 42 with the corrections”

  Write · resubmit_draft

• Pulls back your own draft

  Lets the author withdraw a pending or returned draft, which takes it out of the reviewers' queue.

  Try: “Withdraw my draft 42”

  Write · withdraw_draft

Watch out for

• Editors can change wiki pages with no review

  The edit and create tools publish at once for editors and admins, and approve_draft publishes a draft. Page history keeps earlier versions. Give most people the Contributor or Viewer role. github.com

• The server tells Claude to search it first, every time

  Its built-in instructions say Claude must query Arkon before answering any company question. That is useful, but it may use the tools more than you expect. github.com

• Hidden tools are not a security wall

  The tool list is filtered by role, but the docs say a client can still call a hidden tool by name. Each tool checks permissions again, so set roles carefully. github.com

• Your documents go to your AI provider

  Building the wiki and search send document text to the AI provider an admin picks. The README says there is no telemetry. github.com

• Old-style tokens work like passwords

  An admin can still generate a manual bearer token. Treat it like a password and revoke it from the Admin Portal when done. github.com

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