Hierarchical Markdown pages with a WYSIWYG editor, image uploads to MinIO, and semantic search via pgvector + OpenAI embeddings. A wiki designed for humans and AI agents alike.
Page tree with parent/child relationships. Breadcrumbs for navigation. Child pages displayed on parent page.
Markdown with live preview, formatting, and drag & drop image insertion. Dark theme matching the UI.
Images stored in object storage (MinIO). Path: {slug}/attachments/{filename}. Served directly.
pgvector with HNSW index + OpenAI text-embedding-3-small. Ask in natural language — system finds best matching fragments.
Pages split into ~500 token chunks with overlap. Tokenization via tiktoken. Each chunk has its own embedding.
Who created the page, who last edited. Full change transparency.
No OpenAI key? Wiki works normally — semantic search is simply disabled.
render_markdown_html() with Tailwind prose prose-invert. Same renderer used in Scrum tickets and comments.
E.g., "System Architecture". Use the EasyMDE editor to write in Markdown.
Create children, e.g., "Database Design" under "Architecture". Tree builds automatically.
Drag images into the editor — they auto-upload to MinIO and insert as Markdown.
Type a question in the search field — system finds best matching page fragments based on meaning, not just keywords.
Your AI agent can read any page and search semantically — as if it were a team member.
Wiki is the heart of Monolynx's AI-first approach. Your AI agent searches documentation, manages attachments and project files — 12 MCP tools.
Available MCP tools
list_wiki_pages
Full hierarchy tree with parent_id and depth
get_wiki_page
Page content + breadcrumbs for navigation
create_wiki_page
New page with optional parent_id (child page)
update_wiki_page
Edit content, title, position
delete_wiki_page
Cascading delete (page + children)
search_wiki
Semantic RAG search (if embeddings are active)
add_wiki_page_attachment
Add attachment to wiki page (base64)
get_wiki_attachment
Get wiki page attachment content (base64)
add_wiki_file
Add global file to wiki repository
get_wiki_file
Get global file content (base64)
update_wiki_file
Update file description or name
list_wiki_files
List global files in wiki repository
