Skip to content

Wiki Knowledge Base ​

Sidebar → Knowledge (Docs) → New

A Wiki is a structured knowledge base of pages (title + content + tags). Agents can search and read assigned wikis during conversations, while the Web UI manages writable sources such as local files. This makes it a good fit for project documentation, runbooks, FAQs, and team-shared references.

Configuration ​

FieldDescription
NameWiki identifier
Source TypeData source plugin, such as local files or Google Drive
Source ConfigExtra fields required by the selected source
EmbeddingOptional — when set, enables hybrid keyword + semantic search; without it, falls back to keyword-only search

Data Sources ​

Wiki sources are plugin-based:

  • Local files — the default writable source; pages are stored as Markdown under the wiki cache directory
  • Google Drive — a read-only source that treats a Drive folder as a wiki directory and exports Docs/Sheets/Slides into readable text
  • Third-party plugins — additional wiki providers can be loaded through the plugin system

Read-only sources hide page creation, editing, and deletion in the Web UI.

How It Works ​

Pages are indexed by:

  1. Keyword (always available) — title + content + tags full-text match
  2. Semantic (when embedding configured) — vector similarity for fuzzy/concept queries

Both signals are merged at query time, so an agent searching for "deploy steps" matches both an exact-title hit and a semantically-related "release procedure" page.

Agent Tools ​

Once a Wiki is assigned to a session/channel, the agent automatically gets:

  • wiki_search — query by keyword and/or semantic similarity
  • wiki_read — read a full page by id

Page creation, editing, and deletion are managed from the Wiki page in the Web UI for writable sources.

Assignment ​

Wikis can be assigned at multiple scopes (most specific wins):

  • Default per agent — every session/channel using this agent inherits it
  • Per session — override on the chat session
  • Per channel — override per channel

Wiki vs Notes vs Memory ​

See Notes for a comparison table.

Released under the MIT License.