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Wiki vs. Guru
Verified cards and AI-ready governance are related but not identical.
Guru helps teams capture and verify knowledge cards. Wiki extends that discipline to AI permissions, answer testing, docs publishing, and multi-application policy control.
| Aspect | Guru | Wiki |
|---|---|---|
| Verification | Card verification | Document lifecycle and review queues |
| AI permissions | Limited AI focus | Core product pillar |
| Answer testing | Not central | Playground and regression testing |
| Hosted docs | Not primary | Docs sites from approved sources |
| Knowledge Health | Card freshness | AI readiness and publishing health |
When the alternative may fit
Guru may fit when teams want verified cards for humans in flow-of-work without deep AI application policy management.
When Wiki fits
Wiki fits when verified knowledge must drive chatbots, copilots, docs assistants, and public docs with different access rules.
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