Private by default
Your wikis are not public. Sign in securely with Google, connect an assistant only when you choose, and revoke access anytime. Every assistant connection is scoped, auditable, and revocable from your account.
Visible memory, not mystery memory
Connected assistants can only work with notes you can open, edit, export, or delete. If a note gets stale, fix it like any other document. Version history and activity logs show what changed and when.
Built for focused project notes
agent-wiki is not bulk storage or a backup drive. It works best when each wiki represents one project, client, or workspace, with focused files that are easy for both you and your assistant to read.
Can an assistant see all my wikis?
No. An assistant uses the access you create. If you only connect one wiki, that is the wiki it can use. Account-wide connections cover the wikis you can access, re-checked on every action. You can revoke any connection from your account page.
Are my notes public?
No. Your wikis are private to your account unless you choose to copy, export, or share the contents elsewhere.
Can I leave later?
Yes. You can export your wiki as plain markdown, so your notes are not trapped in agent-wiki.
Should I put secrets in agent-wiki?
No. agent-wiki is for project context, decisions, notes, todos, and handoffs. Do not store passwords, access keys, private keys, payment details, medical records, or other highly sensitive information.
Is this end-to-end encrypted or zero-knowledge?
No. The accurate claim is that wikis are private by default, protected by account sign-in, controllable by you, revocable, and exportable.
What happens if someone abuses the service?
agent-wiki is meant for normal project memory. Accounts that use it for bulk storage, scraping, spam, excessive automation, or attempts to disrupt the service may be limited, suspended, or canceled under the Terms and Acceptable Use Policy.