Rules without reasons
Pages fill with rules nobody can explain when you ask why they exist.
Knowledge base
Your wiki and search stay. A question lands on the exact line, with why it matched.
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A wiki can store pages. It does not tell you which line you meant.
Pages fill with rules nobody can explain when you ask why they exist.
Search hands you ten files and leaves the reading to you.
Refunds take 14 days on one page and 30 on three others, and nobody is shown both.
You get a list of policy pages. You open each one. You guess which line still applies.
You get one answer, the exact lines, every source, and both sides of a conflict.
02
Keep the wiki. Bring pages in. Ask by intent. Show conflicts. Write missing answers back.
Your wiki and search stay. Confluence imports as a copy with a link back.
When content arrives it is read, summarised, connected, and checked. Nobody tags or files anything.
The reading is done before anyone asks, so the question lands on the answer in one hop.
03
The question is matched to what you decided and meant, not only to the words on a page.
Every result shows the exact line, its source, why it matched, and what it connects to.
When several pages say the same thing, you get one answer with all of them cited.
When the story is split, Cluesora follows connections it has already mapped.
04
Disagreements stay visible. You can see what a page said on a date and who changed it.
One page says 14 days, three others say 30. You see both, and where each came from.
New versions take over. Old ones are kept and dated, never deleted.
Sources are never rewritten. Every answer traces to its origin.
14 days
30 days
05
At a dead end, Teammate asks the person who knows and keeps the answer.
Cluesora notices where the answer should have been.
The question goes to the best-matched expert, then to the manager if needed.
The kept answer is the source the next question lands on.
06
Corpus is the map. The wiki stays the wiki.
One map for uploads, clips, imports, agent writes, and Teammate answers.
Save only the page you choose. Saving again updates it.
Ask in the app, Slack, or Teams, with sources on every answer.
Agents search first, then save what they settle into the existing page.
07
Whether the knowledge base answers, and whether it stays honest.
Whether a question lands on the line, or still dumps a pile of pages.
Whether disagreements are shown instead of blended.
Whether a missing answer is asked once and then kept.
Whether you can open what a page said on a date, and who changed it.
No. Your wiki and search stay. Confluence imports as a copy with a link back.
No. When content arrives it is read, summarised, connected, and checked.
You see both sides and where each came from. Nothing is blended into one wrong answer.
Yes. New versions take over. Old ones are kept and dated, never deleted.