Slack wiki
A Slack wiki that answers in the thread
Ask where something is, and Kipwise Agent searches your team’s pages, reads the one it finds and answers with the source. Ask it to write a thread up and it drafts the page, after you approve.
7-day trial on install. No card needed.
@Kipwise do we have a doc on travel expense limits?
Yes. Travel policy caps hotels at $220 a night in most cities, and asks for a receipt over $75.
@Kipwise London is higher. Add a $280 hotel cap for London to that page
I’ll add it to the same page instead of starting a new one.
Add a London hotel cap of $280 a night to Travel policy in People Ops?
Add a London hotel cap of $280 a night to Travel policy in People Ops?
✓ Approved by Hollie BrandtDone. Your name is on the edit.
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How it works
Your pages, asked from Slack.
Ask
In the thread
“Do we have a doc on travel expense limits?” It answers with the relevant part and a link to the page.
Write it up
After an Approve card
Tell it to write the thread up. It drafts the page in the folder you name, or adds to an existing page instead of making a duplicate.
Stay safe
Only pages you can see
The agent works as the person asking, so an answer is never drawn from a page that person is not allowed to read.
Write it up
Decisions end up on a page
Decisions, processes and how-tos get settled in Slack and then evaporate. Ask the agent and the page exists, with your name on it as the author.
It can also move a page, save a named version, restore a deleted page, or share a page into a channel you name.
Travel policy
Hotels are capped at $220 a night in most cities.
Keep a receipt for any expense over $75.
London
Hotels are capped at $280 a night in London.
Edited by Hollie Brandt just nowSample data
Permissions
The same question, a different answer
Answers respect your permissions. Someone who cannot open a page does not get an answer drawn from it.
Hollie asks
Gus, who can open the page, asks
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What to ask it first
@Kipwise do we have a doc on travel expense limits?
It searches your pages, reads the page and answers with a link to the source.
@Kipwise write this thread up in Customer Success
It drafts the page, shows an Approve card, then publishes it and posts the link.
@Kipwise what changed on the refund policy this week?
It reads the page history and tells you.
@Kipwise which pages are waiting for my review?
It lists them, and you can ask it to request a review or assign a must-read.
Questions
Is this a wiki or a bot?
Both. Your pages live in Kipwise, and the agent is how your team asks them and writes to them from Slack or Microsoft Teams.
Can we move our wiki over from Notion, Confluence or Guru?
Yes. Export from the old tool, attach the file in the thread and ask the agent to import it. It shows one Approve card, then Kipwise reads the export in the background into one new folder, so a result you do not want can be deleted in one go. Only Kipwise admins can import.
Who can see the pages?
People see only what their Kipwise permissions allow, in the agent’s answers as everywhere else.
What does it cost?
$10 per user a month, for at least 3 users. That includes $5 of AI credit per person and $2 per person of shared team credit every month. Add it to Slack and the free trial starts on your first message, no card needed.
Can it change things without asking?
No. Before it edits a page, updates a record or posts a message, it shows an Approve or Deny card in the thread. Only the person who asked can approve it, and the card expires after 30 minutes. A denied or expired card runs nothing.
Does it work in Microsoft Teams?
Yes. The same agent runs in Microsoft Teams, with the same tools, approvals, memory and scheduled tasks.