Wiki
Edit shared knowledge through a review process, not a loose markdown file in a repo.
Technical knowledge across 45+ domains needed a collaborative format, but markdown files in repos had no navigation or search.
A public deployment is available to try.
Case Study
Before
Technical knowledge across 45+ domains needed a collaborative, editable format. Static docs were hard to update, and markdown files in repos lacked navigation and search.
After
Created a living knowledge base that grows organically. The GitHub-backed editing workflow means contributions go through PR review, maintaining quality while enabling community input.
How it's solved
Built a wiki system with MDX-based pages, sidebar navigation, full-text search, and GitHub-backed editing. Each wiki page supports cross-references, tags, and automatic backlink generation.
Trade-offs
Edits go through PR review, so updates aren't instant — there's a review step before anything goes live.
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