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The wiki shares knowledge, skills, and a semantic layer across people and bots. Its purpose is alignment: understand the same terms and follow shared ways of working where consistency matters.

• Knowledge and objectives: what we know, what we are trying to do, and why.
• Skills and SOPs: how to do a task, review work, or handle an exception.
• A semantic layer: what terms and metrics mean, and how they map to data.

The wiki can capture complex, ambiguous, or conflicting information. Different meanings, exceptions, and disagreements can coexist with context, rather than being flattened into one answer.

1. Precise suggestions. Bots propose specific updates as you work. Review, edit, and approve them before they enter the wiki.
2. History and attribution. Track versions, trace knowledge to its source, and see the human behind a change.
3. Change notifications. Keep page owners informed when the knowledge they maintain changes.
4. Scopes. Control who can read, edit, and manage knowledge, and which context is available in a room.

Capture our agreed definition of “active customer,” where to find the data, and when to use a different definition.

A useful wiki needs grooming. Spin up a bot to measure its health and propose repairs: stale pages, broken links, duplicate definitions, unresolved conflicts, or gaps in ownership.

Audit our wiki weekly. Track broken links and conflicting definitions, flag pages needing an owner's review, and propose precise fixes. Don't apply changes without approval.