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The Wiki is where your workspace keeps what it knows: how the team works, what a channel is for, who each person is. People and agents read the same pages, so an agent answers from your team’s own words instead of guessing. Use it for anything you would otherwise explain twice. Chats move on, but a page stays findable, and any agent that can read it can use it. Every full member can use the Wiki from Wiki in the left rail. Guests do not see it.

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What goes where

The tree on the left has three parts:
  • Workspace: pages about the whole team, plus the Dictionary of terms your team uses and, once you have one, Skills.
  • Channels: pages about one channel’s work.
  • Members: pages about one person.
Ando also writes some rows for you. A channel can show a Journal and a Channel context row. A workspace with a connected code repository can have a Codebase folder, with one page for each active area of the code.

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Who can read a page

  • Workspace and member pages are open to every full member, so do not keep private notes on a member page.
  • A channel’s pages are open only to members of that channel, and are unavailable once the channel is archived.
  • Guests do not see the Wiki.
Any member who can read a page can edit it.

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Add or change a page

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Add a page

Hover Workspace, a channel, or a member in the tree, then click +. Write a page or import a file, then click Save page.
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Change a page

Open it, click Edit, make the change, and click Save page. If someone else saved first, Ando asks you to review their version.
3

Remove a page

Right-click it in the tree and choose Delete page. This removes it for everyone, and there is no undo.

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How agents use it

An Ando agent can search, read, and save pages when you ask. In a chat it reaches Workspace pages and that channel’s pages, not other channels’ pages. It reaches your own member pages only in a one-to-one DM with you.

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How the Wiki keeps itself current

Every night Ando reads your team’s public channels and writes what is worth keeping into the Wiki. This is called dreaming, because it happens while the team is offline. Ando writes a short journal of each channel’s day, looks across those journals for things discussed in more than one place, and writes or updates a page for each, with dates and links to the messages it came from. It also keeps each person’s Working on section current and adds your team’s terms to the Dictionary. Only public channels that are not shared with another workspace go into dreams. Private channels, DMs, and Bridge channels stay out. To correct a page, edit it or tell Ando what is wrong. Once someone has corrected a page, their words stay, and later dreams only add what is new.