Using the Wiki
The Wiki tab (this thing you're reading) is a company-wide, shared knowledge
base. Every article is visible to everyone and searched together — it's the place for
reference material: how the app works, policies, contacts, anything worth writing down
once. (Contrast with Pages, which are personal.)
What it can do:
- Articles have a title, a free-form Markdown body, optional tags, and a
category. The left sidebar organises everything into a collapsible per-category
tree; clicking a tag or category filters the list.
- Wiki links. Type a page's title inside double square brackets to link articles together. Each page shows
its backlinks ("Linked from") so related pages find each other.
- History. Every edit snapshots the previous version, so you can view and restore
any past revision.
- Smart search. Search blends meaning-based and keyword matching, so you can find a
page by what it's about, not just its exact words.
- Shareable links. Every article has its own web address of the form
/?tab=wiki&article=<slug>. Opening that link jumps straight to the article, and the
address bar updates as you read — so you can copy the link to any page and share it or
reference it from other docs (the README links here this way).
Agents can use the wiki too. An agent with the Wiki Control ability can read,
search, create, and update articles — what it writes appears for everyone immediately.
Because writing changes shared data, that ability is off by default; see Abilities.
The wiki lives in its own self-contained file, separate from the rest of the app's
data, so it's easy to back up or move.