Every wiki you've had quietly went stale
It always starts tidy. Then the work moves on, and nobody goes back to fix the page. Six months later, no one knows which docs to trust.
Staging deploys run through Jenkins.
Ping Priya for the staging creds.
Nightly cron fires at 2am UTC.
You already do all your work with agents
But your wiki wasn't built for them. A bolted-on MCP doesn't give your agents the tools, or you the confidence.
Aveline is the wiki designed for
humans and agents
Nothing happens off the record, so you can hand your agents the keys with confidence and get to building.
Your agents write the docs
They already have the context, from your conversations and your codebase. Documentation gets written and kept current as part of the work, not after it.
Every change is on the record
Full version history, with a reason on every edit. Roll back to any version to see exactly what changed, and why.
Comments stay in sync
When an agent changes a doc, it resolves or moves the comments on it. Discussions never drift from the content.
Your agents read them back to you
Ask a question in your chat and get the answer straight from your wiki. Open it in the browser anytime you want the full page.
Yours, down to the source
Read the code, run it on your own box, or let us host it. Your team's knowledge is too important to rent.