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.
🔗 Visit Slite
Description
Every team wiki eventually rots: someone changes a process in Slack, ships a feature that makes a doc wrong, and nobody circles back to update the page describing the old behavior. Slite's core bet is that this decay is solvable with automation rather than discipline — an AI agent that watches for the changes that would make a doc outdated and drafts the fix itself.
Slite is an AI-powered knowledge base offering cross-tool search across Slack, Jira, Linear, HubSpot, GitHub, Google Drive, Asana and SharePoint, document fact-checking with suggested corrections, knowledge-drift detection and alerting, a team verification/approval workflow before changes go live, unlimited documents, and API/MCP access. It's used by 3,000+ companies, supports migration from Notion, Confluence, ClickUp, Quip and OneNote, and prices from $10/user/month (Basic, 30 AI questions/month) to $20/user/month (Pro, with the Slite Agent and cross-tool search), with custom Enterprise pricing.
💬 Our review
The short version: Slite's "self-maintaining" pitch — an agent that drafts doc updates when the underlying tools it's watching change — targets the actual reason most wikis fail (nobody keeps them current), which is a sharper problem framing than most knowledge-base tools that just focus on search or editor UX.
Against Confluence (the Atlassian-ecosystem default) or Notion (the general-purpose default many teams migrate away from for this exact reason), Slite is narrower and more opinionated: it's explicitly built for teams that already gave up on manual upkeep, with migration tooling from Notion, Confluence, ClickUp, Quip and OneNote suggesting that's a common path into it. The per-user pricing ($10-20/month) adds up fast for larger teams compared to a flat-fee tool, and the AI question limits (30/month on Basic) are tight if a team leans on it heavily for search. Worth it for a team migrating off a stale Notion or Confluence wiki specifically because docs keep drifting from reality; probably overkill if your team is small enough that manual updates were never actually the bottleneck.
💰 Pricing
📊 Global score
🤖 AI-enriched data
Basic 10 $/utilisateur/mois (facturé annuellement, 30 questions IA/mois, 5 Go). Pro 20 $/utilisateur/mois (Slite Agent, recherche cross-outils, 50 crédits/mois, 10 Go). Enterprise sur devis.
Pros
Agent IA qui détecte la dérive de connaissance et propose des mises à jour automatiquement
Recherche cross-outils sur 8+ intégrations (Slack, Jira, GitHub, etc.)
Outils de migration depuis Notion, Confluence, ClickUp, Quip, OneNote
Documents illimités même sur le plan de base
Cons
Tarification par utilisateur qui s'accumule vite sur une grande équipe
Limite de questions IA assez basse sur le plan Basic (30/mois)
Overkill pour une petite équipe où la mise à jour manuelle n'était pas un vrai problème
Moins intégré à l'écosystème Atlassian que Confluence pour les équipes déjà dessus