From real content
Your documents and PDFs become the knowledge base.
A knowledge base built from your real work
Make your existing documents, PDFs, and activity in Wyatt — the AI workspace for teams — a searchable knowledge base. Ask questions in natural language and get answers grounded in real work.
- Built from existing documents and data
- Natural-language answers with sources
- Less manual wiki upkeep
Meet Wyatt
One connected workspace for docs, tasks, chat, and databases — with Wyatt answering from all of it.
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What you can do with Wyatt
Ask, don’t hunt
Find answers with natural-language questions.
Cited answers
Responses link back to the source content.
Low maintenance
Reduce the upkeep of a separate, stale wiki.
Knowledge from the work you already do
Most wikis go stale because the real work happens elsewhere. Wyatt treats your existing documents, PDFs, and workspace activity as the knowledge base, so what the team actually produces stays searchable instead of rotting in a parallel system.
Ask questions, get answers
Instead of browsing folders, ask a question in plain language. The assistant searches across your content and returns an answer with links to the source, so you can verify and dig deeper.
Always close to the work
Knowledge in Wyatt lives next to the projects and documents it came from. A decision recorded in a project doc is discoverable from a related task or a new question — no copying required.
Less upkeep, more trust
Because the knowledge base is your real content, there’s less manual maintenance and more confidence that answers reflect the current state of things.
Grows with your team
As the team writes and works, the knowledge base grows automatically. New documents and decisions become part of what everyone can search and ask about.
“Ask a question, get an answer grounded in your team's actual work — then turn it into action.”
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to build a separate wiki?
No. Wyatt treats your existing documents, PDFs, and workspace activity as the knowledge base, so there’s no parallel wiki to maintain.
How do people find answers?
They ask questions in plain language; the assistant searches your content and answers with links back to the source.
Does the knowledge base stay current?
Because it’s built from your real work, it grows as the team writes and works, reducing manual upkeep and stale content.
Can answers be verified?
Yes. Answers cite the source content so you can open it and confirm details.
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