wikisync

wikisync copies pages from any MediaWiki wiki into local .wiki files, so you can edit them with the tools you already use: an editor, grep, scripts, an LLM, cross-page search, or work offline. When you’re done it shows you exactly what changed and pushes the edits back under your own account.

It works like a small, wiki-specific git:

Command	Does	Network
`wikisync pull`	Fetch pages (by title, category or prefix) and record what you fetched	read
`wikisync status`	List which local files you changed	none
`wikisync diff`	Show your changes as a unified diff	none
`wikisync push`	Preview what would be published; with `--apply`, publish it	read, then write

push previews by default, refuses to overwrite a page someone else changed since you pulled it, never deletes or creates pages, and logs in with a scoped bot password rather than your account password.

Where to go next

Getting started: install, pull a page, edit it, push it.
Commands: every command and flag, its output and exit codes.
Credentials: set up a bot password for publishing.
Working tree: how files are laid out, what .wikisync/ holds, and how push avoids overwriting other people’s edits.
Development: build, test and release wikisync itself.

Source, releases and issues are on GitHub. wikisync is MIT licensed.