Wikipedia
openAccess normalized article JSON for 6M+ English entries with consistent metadata, sections, and usage telemetry.
Use a single URL prefix to fetch canonical articles or experiments.
Ideal for grounding general knowledge agents and evaluation harnesses.
Clean JSON output reduces time spent building brittle scrapers.
API Endpoints
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/{source_url}Fetch by URL
Fetch a single article from Wikipedia by providing its canonical URL.
Example
https://alpha.projectdatax.com/https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Machine_learningResponse fields
Code snippet
curl "https://alpha.projectdatax.com/https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Machine_learning"Try in browser
Rate limits
Account state determines throughput. Wikipedia follows global open-data guidance.
| Account type | Per-day requests | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Anonymous | 50/day | No signup required |
| Free | 1,000/day | Verified email, open datasets |
| Developer | Custom | Higher limits, premium sources |
| Scale | Custom | Dedicated support |
Use cases
Build with confidence using templates tuned for publishers.
RAG chatbot
Ground LLM responses in high-coverage reference articles and keep responses citation-friendly.
Evaluation & benchmarking
Generate consistent evaluation sets and enrich with trustable metadata for agent feedback loops.
Knowledge enrichment
Normalize Wikipedia info into your knowledge graph or context windows without writing custom scrapers.