wiki_attachment_get
Download a wiki attachment to a local file (bytes written to outputpath, not inlined)
How to use it
Project documentation lists wiki_attachment_get for the Trac MCP Server MCP server. Add the server to your MCP client (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf and others), then check which tools your installed version makes available. Tool availability can depend on configuration and credentials. A server handshake does not verify this tool’s behavior. See the full listing for setup details.
Install Trac MCP Server
trac-mcp-serverOther tools in Trac MCP Server (39)
Create new milestones
Delete milestones
Get milestone details
List all milestones
Update existing milestones
Get available ticket actions
Delete a ticket attachment (requires TICKETADMIN)
Download a ticket attachment to a local file (bytes written to outputpath, not inlined)
List attachments on a ticket
Upload a local file as an attachment to a ticket (bytes sent via XML-RPC, not inlined)
Create multiple tickets in one batch
Delete multiple tickets in one batch
Update multiple tickets in one batch
Get ticket change history
Create a new ticket component (requires TICKETADMIN)
Delete a ticket component (requires TICKETADMIN)
List all ticket components
Create new tickets
Delete tickets
Create a new enum value (priority, resolution, severity, type, version) — requires TICKETADMIN
Delete an enum value (requires TICKETADMIN)
List enum values for a given enum type
List available ticket fields
Get ticket details by ID
Search tickets with Trac query language
Update existing tickets
Delete a wiki attachment (requires WIKIDELETE)
List attachments on a wiki page
Upload a local file as an attachment to a wiki page (bytes sent via XML-RPC, not inlined)
Create new wiki pages (content stored byte-for-byte)
Delete wiki pages
Detect content format (Markdown/TracWiki)
Pull wiki page to local file
Push local file to wiki (auto format conversion)
Get wiki page content as stored (TracWiki, byte-for-byte)
Get version history for a wiki page
List recent wiki changes
Search wiki pages
Update existing wiki pages (content stored byte-for-byte)