Ai-Thinker Wiki MCP Server

The Ai-Thinker Wiki MCP Server opens up the Ai-Thinker wiki to AI, so the AI can search and read documents on it and pull out images, PDFs, and other attachments — instead of you copying and pasting them by hand.

Installation

Send the prompt below to any MCP-capable AI coding tool (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and so on) and it will write the configuration for you:

Please connect me to the Ai-Thinker MCP service and write it into the MCP configuration file for the current tool:

Server name: Ai-Thinker wiki
Transport type: http
URL: https://mcp.wiki.ai-thinker.com/mcp
Auth: Bearer 89d2169ca5a9652e840a94eebef5150efcd725138f11af073e909fa5f63da81a

After writing the configuration, restart the tool, confirm the connection succeeds, and tell me what it can help me do.

Verifying the connection

Once connected, the service appears in your tool's MCP server list. You can then use it directly in a conversation — no manual request construction required.

What You Can Look Up

Once connected, the AI can search and read the Ai-Thinker wiki directly. The service is read-only — it never modifies anything. The content falls into roughly these categories:

Module specs and features

• Datasheets for each module series in both Chinese and English, with the version and release date in the filename — for example Ai-WB2, Ai-M64L / M64P, and Ai-BV01 for Wi-Fi, or Rd-03H, Rd-03L, and Rd-Kit for radar
• Module features, parameters, and intended use cases, plus short-form overview and promo pages for some modules

Model selection and comparison

• Selection tables that line up key parameters across models, such as IO count, transmission distance, and dimensions
• Product comparison material, so you can pick a model that fits your requirements

Factory firmware downloads

• Firmware download addresses grouped by series: Bluetooth (PB series), Ai-WB2 (Combo-AT), Ai-M62, Ai-M61, Realtek RTL87XX, and radar

FAQ (FAE)

• A knowledge base built from technical support cases, covering application solutions, development environments, hardware, instruction manuals, and software frameworks (Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, LoRa/LoRaWAN, radar, UWB, GPS, GPRS, 2.4G, and more)

Product docs and development tutorials

• Documentation for every product line: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, LoRa, radar, NearLink, UWB, NB-IoT, GPS, 2.4G, RF433, antennas, voice, open-source hardware, Ubases IoT, and more
• Development tutorials and example projects for platforms such as Ai-WB2 and Ai-M6x

How to search

Keyword full-text search is supported, and results can also be narrowed by tag, path, or modification time. Images, PDFs, audio, and other attachments inside documents can be viewed directly or fetched via a download link.

There is more in the vault

Announcements, discontinuation notices, certification material, solutions, and technical support content are all searchable too.

Typical usage

Once connected, you can ask the AI to do work like this in plain language:

• "What are the specifications of the Ai-WB2-12F?"
• "Compare the Ai-M64L-32S and the Ai-M64P-32S for me"
• "Where can I download the factory firmware for the Ai-M62 series?"
• "What is the difference between the Rd-03H and the Rd-03L radar modules?"
• "Pull out the images referenced by a document and show them to me"

Manual Setup

If you would rather not have the AI do it for you, you can also write the configuration into your tool's MCP config file by hand.

Configuration

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "Ai-Thinker wiki": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://mcp.wiki.ai-thinker.com/mcp",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Bearer 89d2169ca5a9652e840a94eebef5150efcd725138f11af073e909fa5f63da81a"
      }
    }
  }
}

Field	Description
type	Transport type, http here
url	Address of the MCP service
headers.Authorization	Access credential, in the form Bearer <Token>

About the token

The Bearer token in Authorization is the access credential for this service. To rotate it or request a new one, please contact Ai-Thinker technical support.

Where the configuration file lives

The MCP configuration file differs per tool. Common locations are listed below (always check your tool's latest documentation):

Tool	Configuration file
Claude Code	.mcp.json in the project root, or ~/.claude.json at user level
Cursor	.cursor/mcp.json at project level, or ~/.cursor/mcp.json at user level
VS Code (Copilot)	.vscode/mcp.json at project level
Claude Desktop	claude_desktop_config.json