Your wiki is becoming a codebase: running a company knowledge base with agents
handotdev · x · 2026-10-30
- The author describes a year of workflow change: plans, team updates, and posts are now drafted with agents — but the company knowledge base remained the last hand-written artifact, and like everywhere else, it fell behind.
- Core argument: treat your wiki as a codebase that agents read, update, and maintain, rather than a static document relying on human discipline.
- The piece explores what this shift means for information consistency and documentation freshness across teams.
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