Infrastructure for knowledge
Turn questions into wiki updates your agents can rely on.
Your products change all the time — your wikis should too. cuneify captures the answers buried in Slack, chat, and expert conversations and ships them as reviewed, cited, PR-merged documentation. The kind your AI assistants can actually read.
Chapter I · The problem
Your products change all the time. Your wikis don’t.
Every company now has a RAG-powered “chat with your docs” — and has discovered that its knowledge base is a graveyard. Stale pages. Missing answers. Tribal knowledge in a Slack thread from 2023.
Stale by Friday.
The wiki page written on Monday is wrong by the time the next sprint ships.
Chapter II · The cycle
Every answer gets pressed into the record.
Ask
A teammate asks cuneify from their IDE, chat, or any MCP-connected assistant.
Chapter III · The map
Who actually knows? cuneify already mapped it.
Every merged change, every Slack answer, every code review teaches cuneify who owns what. When a hard question lands, we route it to the person most likely to answer. Not the loudest voice, not the manager.
- Confidence-scored routing. Surface the top match, not the default fallback.
- Topic ownership graph. Auto-built from your team’s actual work: code, threads, meetings.
- Workload-aware. Protects experts from being the team’s default answer service.
- Smart fallbacks. When the primary expert is out, the next best person steps in automatically.
Chapter IV · Access · closed beta · invite only
The knowledge that lives in people’s heads, finally on the record.
We’re onboarding a small cohort of engineering teams now. Tell us about your role and we’ll be in touch within 48 hours.