DotNetWikiBot Framework enables easy building of software and web robots to manage information on MediaWiki-powered sites. Its full-featured client API simplifies the process.

DotNetWikiBot is an easy-to-learn and easy-to-use library that can be used to program client applications and web robots for MediaWiki-powered wiki sites. The Framework is compiled as a .NET dynamic link library that can be implemented directly or in other products. Written in C#, DotNetWikiBot is based on Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5, and with the help of the Mono framework, it functions under Windows, as well as Linux, BSD, Solaris, Mac OS X, and even iPhone OS.
With any .NET language, such as Visual Basic or Managed C++, DotNetWikiBot Library functions can be accessed with ease, and the Framework's ability to build bots quickly and efficiently is a significant advantage. The source code is written in a single .cs file, which can be readily altered to fit the user's needs. DotNetWikiBot is good for educational purposes, providing a concise and straightforward method to learn object-oriented programming, .NET features, LINQ, web robot making, regular expressions, and advanced XML parsing.
DotNetWikiBot requires no installation and can be downloaded with ease in a single small .zip file. The package contains compiled documentation, source codes, compilation batch file, sample GUI Utility for batch upload of files to wiki sites, and ready-to-use sample bot script, making it an excellent resource for developers of all levels.
Version 3.12: Major framework update.