Create from your own knowledge.
Drop in your docs, Slack, Drive, and recordings — Cairni compiles one cited wiki. The more you put in, the more you can make.
Onboarding
Overview
How a new hire gets productive in week one — accounts and equipment on day one, the codebase by day two, and a 30-day buddy to lean on hr-handbook.pdf. Everything below is pulled from the all-hands and the handbook, with each claim linked back to its source.
First week at a glance
| When | Focus | Owner |
|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Accounts, laptop & access | IT |
| Day 2 | Product walkthrough + codebase | Buddy |
| Day 3–4 | Shadow a real ticket | Buddy |
| Week 1 | 30-day plan + first goals | Manager |
Day-one setup
- Email, Slack & SSO provisioned before you arrive
- Laptop imaged with the standard toolchain it-setup.pdf
- Repo access + a starter ticket waiting in your name
“New hires are paired with a buddy for their first 30 days.”
Every source becomes a clean, interlinked page — definition, key points, evidence with citations, and backlinks. Auto-compiled, and always traceable to the original.
From a thought to a wiki — automatically.
Type it, paste it, or just say it. Cairni does the filing.
Drop in sources
PDFs, links, pasted notes — drop in anything, in any format. (Even voice memos and meetings get transcribed and filed automatically.)
Cairni compiles
AI turns everything into interlinked concept pages — each claim cited and scored for confidence.
Ask, and it compounds
Answers are grounded in your wiki with sources, then saved back — so it keeps getting smarter over time.
Drop in sources. Get a wiki.
PDFs, links, pasted notes — Cairni reads them and compiles concept and entity pages automatically, with every claim linked back to its source.
- PDF · URL · paste
- Automatic compilation
- Every claim cited
Everything connected, nothing lost.
Pages interlink with wikilinks, backlinks and a graph, each with confidence and version history — so knowledge compounds instead of scattering across docs.
- Wikilinks & backlinks
- Confidence & versions
- Knowledge graph
Refund policy
Full refund within 14 days of purchase policy.pdf, minus return shipping — see [[Returns]].
An AI that knows you.
Chat grounded in your notebooks and a private Memory that remembers what matters — and writes new facts back into your wiki as you go.
- Grounded, cited answers
- Private Memory
- Write-back to your wiki
Full refund within 14 days, minus return shipping. policy.pdf
Save to wikiAn assistant that actually remembers you.
Other assistants jot a few notes per session and forget the rest. Cairni turns every conversation into a structured, living profile of you — organized, visible, and yours to edit. So every chat starts with an agent that already knows your context.
- Your chats become an organized profile — not scattered notes
- See and edit everything it knows about you
- Every conversation starts with full context
Not just a team wiki — your own second brain.
Everything you read, learn, and decide compounds into a private Memory that's truly yours — one you can see, edit, and own. And an assistant that actually knows you, because it works on top of it. Not a chatbot that forgets.
- A private Memory wiki — yours alone
- See and edit what it knows — no black box
- An assistant grounded in everything you know
What Cairni knows about you
A wiki you read — not a black box you query.
RAG hides everything behind a chat box. Cairni gives you a real, readable page your whole team can browse, edit together, and trust — with comments, roles, and version history.
- Read it like a doc — no query needed
- Share one wiki, co-edit as a team
- Comments, roles, approvals & history
Operating principles
Edited 2h ago by Jimin · 5 contributors
How we make decisions and work together — written down so everyone shares the same context all-hands.m4a.
- · Default to async; meetings need an agenda
- · Decisions are documented in [[Decision log]]
Alex · Should we add an async-first rule here?
Put in once — ask, decide, remake.
Notion and Drive are where knowledge goes to die — you put things in and rarely get them back. Cairni compiles yours into a cited wiki you ask, decide, and remake from. The more you use it, the deeper it gets.
- Ask it — answers with citations
- Decide with it — compare & synthesize
- Remake from it — decks, docs, sheets
- Compounds every time you return
Turn it into decks, docs, and sheets.
Your wiki isn't just to read. Ask Cairni to build presentation decks, reports, and spreadsheets from it — cited, editable, and ready to export.
- Presentation decks — interactive + PDF
- Documents → Word (.docx) & PDF
- Spreadsheets → Excel (.xlsx) & CSV
- Markdown in, markdown out — no lock-in
Make it public — let anyone build on it.
Turn any notebook into a read-only public page. Visitors can browse it, ask it questions, and link to it — and every page carries your name across the web.
- Public URL, no login
- Let visitors ask your wiki questions
- “Made with Cairni” — built-in reach
Prompt engineering
A living guide to better prompts — patterns, pitfalls, and worked examples, kept current.
Built for knowledge, not just chat.
Everything you need to turn scattered sources into a knowledge base you trust.
All in one place
Files, links and pasted text — collected and deduped.
A memory that's yours
Private, editable, exportable — never trained on.
See the connections
Wikilinks, backlinks and a living graph.
Share a public wiki
Turn any notebook into a read-only page.
Use Cairni where you build.
Cairni speaks MCP — connect Claude Code or Claude Desktop and search, ask, and compile into your wikis without leaving your editor.
- One-click OAuth — no token copy-paste
- Read, ask, and write tools, scoped to you
- Only your own and shared wikis
Your data, isolated and yours.
Tenant isolation
Per-workspace boundaries, enforced end to end.
Never trained on
Your content is never used to train models.
Sources tracked
Every answer traces back to the original.
Export anytime
Markdown in, markdown out. No lock-in.
Questions, answered.
What is Cairni?
Cairni compiles your sources — docs, PDFs, meeting recordings, Notion and Obsidian — into a living, interlinked wiki with citations. You then ask it, decide with it, and create decks, documents and spreadsheets from it.
How is Cairni different from RAG or a chatbot?
RAG hides everything behind a chat box and forgets. Cairni gives you a real, readable wiki that compounds as you add more — and it doesn't just answer, it hands back decks, docs and sheets you can edit and export.
What can Cairni create?
Presentation decks (interactive HTML + PDF), Word documents (.docx and PDF), Excel spreadsheets (.xlsx and CSV), and Markdown — all grounded in your wiki with citations, and editable.
What sources can I add?
PDFs, documents, pasted text, URLs, and audio or meeting recordings with speaker diarization — plus imports from Notion and Obsidian.
Do I own my data — is there lock-in?
Yes. Markdown in, markdown out. Your data is isolated per workspace and exportable anytime; nothing is locked in.
Is Cairni good for teams?
Yes. Share one wiki, co-edit with roles, comments and version history, and publish read-only public pages that carry your name across the web.