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Overview
Toolforge is a hosting environment for developers working on services that provide value to the Wikimedia movement. The platform allows developers to easily do ad hoc analytics, administer bots, run webservices, and generally create tools to help Wikimedia project editors, technical contributors, and other volunteers in their work. The environment also includes access to a variety of data services. This infrastructure is supported by a dedicated group of Wikimedia Foundation staff and volunteers.
This portal will blah blah blah blah.
Toolforge Tools
List of tools and cool stuff you can do
A comprehensive list of Toolforge Tools
Get Started with Toolforge
Get started with Toolforge and other Wikimedia Cloud Services by creating the accounts you need.
(setting up the right environments/workflows/software)
Topics
(in columns)
- FAQ
Operational documentation
Things you can do / get involved
The Toolforge community-developed web applications are all listed at tools.wmflabs.org. There is also a smaller selection listed in more detail at Hay's Tools Directory
Communication and support
Support and administration of the WMCS resources is provided by the Wikimedia Foundation Cloud Services team and Wikimedia movement volunteers. Please reach out with questions and join the conversation:
- Chat in real time in the IRC channel #wikimedia-cloud connect, the bridged Telegram group, or the bridged Mattermost channel
- Discuss via email after you subscribed to the cloud@ mailing list
See also
Introduction to Wikimedia Cloud Services
Understand Wikimedia Cloud Services (WCMS) and which services to use.