News and updates from the Wikimedia Enterprise team
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The latest API release boosts Wikipedia data integration with parsed references in JSON and two quality scoring models – Reference Need and Reference Risk. These enhancements streamline citation access and improve content reliability for developers.
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In this engineering tutorial, we show a simple way to build a working knowledge panel pulling pre-parsed content from Wikipedia articles using Wikimedia Enterprise API Structured Contents endpoint.
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Wikimedia Enterprise Realtime API has two new significant features: Parallel Connections and Restart support, to help streamline ingesting over one million daily events across all supported projects.
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Our APIs have been updated with new metadata about every article edit along with a Probability of Revert helping you make more informed decisions. The Version object has some impressive updates we’re excited to show you.
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We’ve expanded the data available in our On-Demand Structured Contents endpoint by introducing two significant features: Article Body Sections and short Descriptions.
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We’ve heard all your requests for a more machine-readable API for Wikimedia data. We are announcing a new Structured Contents endpoint with the fully parsed contents of Wikipedia article Infoboxes in JSON! Jump into the article to read about it and get started.
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We’d like to introduce you to some new features and quality of life improvements now available in Wikimedia Enterprise APIs. Article Summaries, Credibility Signals, Realtime API enhancements, Filtering, and more. This April update is feature-packed and live now.
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We launched Wikimedia Enterprise last year with a goal of making it easy to programmatically access data from across the Wikimedia Foundation projects. Since then, we have been busy building a product that can serve the needs of commercial users of any size. Today, we are thrilled to share some of the first customers using…
