Wiki

About Wiki

Wiki is a management layer for AI applications that organizes sources, verifies them, controls what each AI can use, tests answers, and publishes documentation from a governed source. It helps teams require source-backed answers, manage permissions per AI application, and keep stale or unverified content out of AI responses. Wiki can import knowledge from existing docs and files while serving as the verification, permission, and publishing layer. It enables teams to publish approved knowledge as hosted documentation with search and navigation, optionally with citation-backed answers through a Docs Assistant.

• compliance
• knowledge management
• documentation
• citations
• ai governance
• permissions
• source of truth

FAQ

What is Wiki Management for AI Applications?

Wiki is the management layer for the knowledge, permissions, and proof behind AI applications. It helps teams organize sources, verify them, control what each AI may use, test answers, and publish documentation from the same governed source.

Is Wiki a knowledge base?

Wiki stores and organizes knowledge, but focuses on verification, permissions, answer readiness, and publishing rules for AI applications rather than just content storage like traditional knowledge bases.

Can Wiki help reduce AI hallucinations?

Wiki helps teams require source-backed answers, refuse when knowledge is missing, and keep stale or unverified content out of AI responses. It does not guarantee perfect accuracy but gives teams controls to make answers more defensible.

Can Wiki control what my chatbot knows?

Yes. Wiki lets you define AI applications, audiences, and access policies so each chatbot or assistant only uses approved collections and documents, keeping restricted knowledge blocked at the policy gate.

Can Wiki require citations?

Yes. Wiki supports citation-backed answers, source coverage checks, and answer testing so teams can see which sources an AI used or when it should refuse.