Context + Wiki.js

Wiki.js is a modern, open-source wiki platform that has become a popular choice for organizations seeking a self-hosted knowledge base with a clean editing experience, robust access controls, and support for multiple content formats including Markdown, HTML, and rich text. Its lightweight architecture, Git-backed storage options, and enterprise authentication integrations make it particularly attractive to engineering teams, research organizations, and regulated industries that need full control over their documentation infrastructure.

Over time, Wiki.js instances become critical repositories of institutional knowledge -- architecture decision records, runbooks, onboarding guides, API documentation, and operational procedures. But as the volume of documentation grows, finding the right page becomes increasingly difficult. Wiki.js's built-in search works well for keyword matching within the wiki itself, but it cannot connect documentation to the broader organizational context in your project management tools, communication platforms, and development workflows.

Context connects to your Wiki.js instance and incorporates every page, comment, and revision into your enterprise knowledge graph. When an engineer searches for information about a deployment procedure, Context does not just find the relevant Wiki.js page -- it also surfaces the Slack discussion where the procedure was last updated, the Jira ticket that triggered the change, and the GitLab merge request that modified the related infrastructure code. For organizations running Wiki.js on-premise in regulated or air-gapped environments, Context deploys alongside it with zero data exfiltration, ensuring that sensitive documentation never leaves your controlled infrastructure.