Results for “knowledge-base”

Outline

Fast team knowledge base: real-time markdown editor, AI search and Q&A, Slack integration — cloud or self-hosted (BSL).

AirJelly

A desktop AI companion that quietly watches what you work on across your apps and turns it into a searchable memory — so you never have to ask 'wait, what did we decide about that?' again.

Creed

Creed is a single Markdown file that describes who you are and how you work, which you plug into every AI tool you use — so you stop re-explaining your job, your team and your preferences to a new chatbot every time.

DocuSmart AI

A nonprofit's grant reports, board minutes and policy documents pile up over the years and become impossible to search by keyword — DocuSmart lets staff just ask a question in plain English and get an answer pulled from that pile.

Unabyss

Unabyss connects once to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and 50+ other AI tools and keeps them all in sync on the same context — so you stop re-explaining the same project details to every new AI chat you open.

Falconer

A company knowledge base that updates itself — when the code changes or a decision gets made in Slack, Falconer notices and fixes the docs, instead of leaving them to quietly go stale.

minimi

A quiet memory that watches what you're doing on your Mac so you don't have to explain it to Claude every time — your open tabs, documents, and calls become context Claude already knows, without ever leaving your computer.

In Parallel

Quietly listens to your team's meetings and Slack threads, pulls out the actual decisions and action items, and makes that memory available to your AI tools — so when you ask Claude or ChatGPT "what did we agree on X", it actually knows, instead of you ha

Onboarding0

Turns your company's scattered docs, Slack threads, and tribal knowledge into a guided plan a new hire can actually follow — so the one person who "knows where everything is" doesn't have to repeat themselves for the tenth time.

OpenKnowledge

A free, open-source note-taking app like Notion or Obsidian, but built so tools like Claude or Codex can read and write your notes directly — because your notes are just plain markdown files on disk, not locked inside a proprietary database.

Documentation.AI

Product documentation usually goes stale the moment a feature changes, because someone has to remember to update it — Documentation.AI tries to close that gap by watching your product and support signals and suggesting doc updates automatically, while als

Kanwas

An open-source shared workspace where a team's context — decisions, docs, tasks — lives in one place that both people and AI coding agents can read from and write to.

Atomic

A normal note-taking app only finds what you wrote if you remember the exact words you used. Atomic reads the meaning of your notes instead, so asking "what did I decide about pricing last month" can surface the right note even if you never typed the word

Slite

A team wiki that tries to notice when it's wrong — an AI agent watches your connected tools (Slack, Jira, GitHub and more) for changes and drafts an update to the relevant doc before it goes stale, instead of waiting for someone to remember to fix it.

Skiml

A browser extension that turns the articles, videos and PDFs you save 'for later' into a 60-second summary with the key takeaways, so your reading list actually gets read instead of piling up forever.

DeepTutor

A free, open-source study companion that combines a chat tutor, a personal knowledge base, quiz generation and progress tracking in one place, instead of switching between ChatGPT, flashcard apps and separate note tools.

Tolaria

An open-source, offline-first note-taking app that stores everything as plain markdown files with full Git version control built in.

Birabo

Birabo pulls your team's files, notes and links out of scattered email threads, Dropbox folders and Google Docs and puts them in one shared, real-time workspace, so nobody has to ask 'where is that file again?'

ChainClarity

Crypto whitepapers are written to impress investors, not to be understood — ChainClarity reads them for you and explains, in plain English, what a coin or project actually does, so you're not left guessing what jargon-heavy claims actually mean before you

Guidemaker

Records you working through a task once, then uses AI to turn it into a polished how-to guide or SOP — free to start, made by the team behind Tettra.