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Operational documentation
Procedures, standards, and live documentation that can be reviewed, updated, and delivered inside everyday workflows.
MediaWiki engineering and knowledge architecture
MediaWiki, beyond Wikipedia.
WikiVisor turns MediaWiki into operational documentation hubs, publishing systems, and semantic knowledge bases for teams and entities that need durable, connected information.
schema: KnowledgeBase
nodes: pages | forms | templates | properties
edges: links | categories | workflows | APIs
runtime: MediaWiki + Semantic MediaWiki
15+
years building and maintaining MediaWiki systems
Semantic
knowledge models, forms, templates, data extraction, and APIs
Full stack
server tuning, extensions, UX, skins, hosting, and support
Knowledge systems that work like products
We take the platform behind Wikipedia and adapt it to uncommon business, publishing, and nonprofit workflows.
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Online publishing
Editorial tools for authoring, review, quality control, and publication of articles and specialist content.
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Knowledge bases
A shared place to write, discuss, edit, structure, and reuse organizational knowledge.
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Specific workflows
Flexible systems for text, media, data, approvals, forms, scripts, reports, and integrations.
Team
A developer-led MediaWiki practice
WikiVisor is a team of developers, administrators, designers, and project managers focused on MediaWiki. We work across code, servers, semantic ontologies, templates, page forms, scripts, data extraction, visualization, extensions, widgets, gadgets, APIs, interface design, training, and support.
Why MediaWiki
MediaWiki is open-source software for collaborative editing through a browser. It is proven at global scale, multilingual, legally clean, and adaptable to private or public knowledge work where facts stay reviewed, improved, and traceable.
Accountable knowledge
AI can assist with drafting and research, but a wiki keeps knowledge accountable: reviewed, improved, and traceable through human stewardship.
Simple and flexible
A familiar web interface with room to adapt around your team, company, product, or project.
Connected documentation
Links, categories, semantic properties, and versioning reveal gaps and keep knowledge current.
Open source
Reduce license dependency with free software that can run in your own language and environment.
Independent and secure
Run in the cloud, on corporate infrastructure, or even locally when the workflow requires it.
Extensible
A mature extension ecosystem lets the platform match unusually specific scenarios.
Integrates deeply
APIs and data integrations connect the wiki to databases, services, and business processes.
Services
Implementation is only useful when it stays reliable, fast, and understandable.
Server deployment and optimization
Improve reliability and performance across MediaWiki and its supporting services.
MediaWiki installation and configuration
Tune core settings and extensions around concrete user tasks.
External system integration
Connect MediaWiki with databases, tools, processes, and APIs.
Business semantics
Design ontologies and interfaces for structured organizational data.
Functional and visual design
Shape UX, skins, and brand elements around real work.
Training and consulting
Teach users and teams how to work effectively with MediaWiki.
Hosting
Host and operate MediaWiki when you do not want to maintain infrastructure.
Maintenance and support
Keep systems updated, stable, secure, and useful over time.
About Haim Krom
I am a web developer specializing in semantics and business process management. For more than 15 years I have created and maintained MediaWiki-based solutions for companies, nonprofits, and independent projects.