Free tools

Make your knowledge safe for agents.

Free tools for finding stale documentation, conflicting answers, missing context, and the gaps that make AI systems less reliable.

Run a free audit

See what Wiki fixes

Free tool

Knowledge Base Audit

Evaluate source of truth, freshness, ownership, agent safety, evidence coverage, and retrieval structure before you connect an AI.

Run a free audit How it works

Free tool

Context Pack Generator

Generate AGENTS.md, project context, decisions, constraints, and security boundaries from your source material—clearly marked as draft until reviewed.

Generate my context pack How it works

Free tool

Conflict Checker

Detect confirmed conflicts, probable inconsistencies, outdated content risks, and missing canonical sources across your documentation set.

Check my documentation How it works

What Wiki helps you prevent

Outdated answers
Unowned knowledge
Conflicting documentation
Agent hallucinations from stale context
Missing project decisions
Untraceable AI outputs

From diagnosis to governed knowledge

Step 1
Audit
Find gaps, conflicts, and missing context.
Step 2
Organize
Structure knowledge around tasks and decisions.
Step 3
Assign ownership
Make every critical claim someone's responsibility.
Step 4
Connect agents
Deliver permissioned, cited context to AI surfaces.
Step 5
Keep it current
Review sources before answers drift.

Built for serious AI teams

• AI product teams
• Founders building with Cursor or Claude Code
• Support teams
• Agencies
• Internal operations teams
• Documentation-heavy SaaS companies

Methodology you can trust

Findings cite identifiable sources whenever possible.
Uncertain results are labeled needs review—not presented as fact.
Automated scans surface risk; humans decide what becomes canonical.

FAQ

Are the tools free?: Yes. Each tool provides a useful result on the free tier. Optional email capture unlocks full report delivery, exports, saved results, and deeper analysis within configured limits.
Do I need an account?: No account is required to run a tool and see your initial results. A Wiki account with a $1, 14-day trial lets you import findings into a governed workspace with ownership, review, and agent connections.
What happens to uploaded files?: Uploads are stored temporarily for processing, then deleted according to our retention policy. They are never exposed to other users or indexed publicly.
Can I use this with a private documentation set?: Public URLs must be reachable without authentication. For private documentation, upload exports or paste content directly. Wiki workspaces support permissioned private knowledge for production use.
Can I import the result into Wiki?: Yes. Each tool includes a Continue in Wiki handoff that creates a workspace project with imported findings marked as tool-generated drafts until you review and promote them.
Can I share a report with my team?: You can generate a share link with a signed token. Shared summaries omit private upload content unless you explicitly choose to include it.
Does Wiki work with Cursor and other AI agents?: Wiki governs knowledge and connects it to AI applications through permissions, citations, and MCP. Context packs are a starting point; Wiki keeps them current and attributable.
Are findings guaranteed to be correct?: No automated scan replaces human judgment. Confirmed findings include evidence. Uncertain cases are labeled needs review. Wiki helps you assign owners and resolve gaps systematically.

Start with a free diagnostic. Continue with governed knowledge.

Your knowledge may be useful for humans, but unsafe for agents. Wiki makes it governed, current, attributable, and permissioned.

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From diagnosis to governed knowledge

Step 1

Audit

Find gaps, conflicts, and missing context.

Step 2

Organize

Structure knowledge around tasks and decisions.

Step 3

Assign ownership

Make every critical claim someone's responsibility.

Step 4

Connect agents

Deliver permissioned, cited context to AI surfaces.

Step 5

Keep it current

Review sources before answers drift.

FAQ

Are the tools free?

Yes. Each tool provides a useful result on the free tier. Optional email capture unlocks full report delivery, exports, saved results, and deeper analysis within configured limits.

Do I need an account?

No account is required to run a tool and see your initial results. A Wiki account with a $1, 14-day trial lets you import findings into a governed workspace with ownership, review, and agent connections.

What happens to uploaded files?

Uploads are stored temporarily for processing, then deleted according to our retention policy. They are never exposed to other users or indexed publicly.

Can I use this with a private documentation set?

Public URLs must be reachable without authentication. For private documentation, upload exports or paste content directly. Wiki workspaces support permissioned private knowledge for production use.

Can I import the result into Wiki?

Yes. Each tool includes a Continue in Wiki handoff that creates a workspace project with imported findings marked as tool-generated drafts until you review and promote them.

Can I share a report with my team?

You can generate a share link with a signed token. Shared summaries omit private upload content unless you explicitly choose to include it.

Does Wiki work with Cursor and other AI agents?

Wiki governs knowledge and connects it to AI applications through permissions, citations, and MCP. Context packs are a starting point; Wiki keeps them current and attributable.

Are findings guaranteed to be correct?

No automated scan replaces human judgment. Confirmed findings include evidence. Uncertain cases are labeled needs review. Wiki helps you assign owners and resolve gaps systematically.