Help:Toolforge/Pywikibot

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The Pywikibot framework is a Python library and collection of scripts to automate work on MediaWiki sites.

Toolforge Pywikibot documentation:

Running Pywikibot scripts

Run scripts distributed with Pywikibot using the Toolforge jobs framework.

Running Pywikibot scripts (advanced)

Run custom Pywikibot scripts and default scripts needing customization.

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