Structured, verified knowledge: humans read and correct it, assistants query it over MCP. Every claim has verifiable provenance, and what gets corrected does not repeat — in the free public wiki and in your private space alike.
Connect a public wiki or your own space, and your AI answers on your subject citing the exact section it stands on — instead of inventing. Click the citation, see the source.
Every closed dead end stays written, with the date and the fact that killed it. Whoever joins reads what does NOT work too: half the craft, and the half nobody documents.
What one corrects, all of them stop repeating — instead of one assistant per context, each forgetting on its own.
A law firm records the arguments that held and the ones that lost. A hospital department records its own case series, with who attests it and over how many cases. A robotics team records the conditions under which the sensor drifts, measured and dated. Knowledge that is worth something is usually not public: that is why you can register it by declaring who attests it and by what method — not only with a link.
They are the proof that it works, not the product. Yours is private unless you decide otherwise.