Astucia Wiki

Open Source · Self-Hosted · AI-Native

The LLM Wiki

for teams

Astucia LLM Wiki puts large language models at the heart of your team's knowledge base. Built-in AI assistants and scheduled agents read and write your pages, reach any tool over MCP, and reason across an AI-ready knowledge graph — on top of Markdown pages, diagrams, spreadsheet lists, and team chat you host and own yourself.

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AI

Assistants & agents

MCP

Client & server

Graph

Knowledge graph

OIDC

SSO ready

Introduction video

Features

Everything your team needs to stay organised

Twenty tightly integrated features with AI woven throughout — assistants, agents, MCP, and a knowledge graph. Click any card to read the full feature guide.

Markdown Pages

Write in Markdown with a full-featured editor. Classic and inline editing modes, keyboard shortcuts, find & replace, content transclusion, inline table of contents, and print-ready pages.

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Diagrams (draw.io)

Create and edit diagrams directly inside the wiki using the embedded draw.io editor. Diagrams render as SVG previews in pages and can be embedded inline with a simple tag.

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Structured Lists

Spreadsheet-style data tables with typed columns (text, date, choice, auto-increment), named views, filters, column ordering, and CSV / XML export.

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Team Chat

Threaded chat as standalone files in the wiki tree — real-time polling, emoji picker, user mentions with autocomplete, message grouping, and optional topic banners.

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Page Chat

A chat panel attached directly to any Markdown page. AI assistants receive the full page content as automatic context — and if they update the page, the viewer refreshes live with a toast notification.

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Search & Tags

Full-text search across all pages with result previews, timestamps, and author attribution. Tag any page and browse the interactive tag cloud to filter by topic.

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Saved Searches

Save a query as a reusable .search page — mix full-text withtag:, updated:, and MCP source filters. It remembers its last result so you reopen an answer, not a blank box.

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Spaces

Divide your wiki into isolated workspaces — one per team, project, or department. Switch instantly from the sidebar, with per-user access control for each space.

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File Attachments

Attach any file to any page by drag-and-drop or file picker. Attachments are stored per-page, access-controlled, and available for direct download.

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Auth & Access Control

Optional OIDC / Auth0 single sign-on with three roles (admin, editor, viewer) plus anonymous reader access for public browsing. Per-space restrictions, session timeout, and email notifications for access requests.

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File Management

Create folders and nested hierarchies. Rename, copy, and move any page or folder — including across Spaces. All operations keep the page index in sync automatically.

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AI Assistants

Add AI bots backed by Claude, GPT, or any OpenAI-compatible model. Trigger them with @mentions in any chat thread, or open a Page Chat panel on any Markdown page for AI with automatic page context. Bots can read and write wiki pages as tools during a response.

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Git Version History

Automatic commits on every save, with renames and moves tracked as proper git renames so history follows files across reorganisations. Manual snapshots for chats and lists. One-click restore for any version.

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Localization

Full UI translation in English, Danish, Swedish, Spanish, French, and German. Each user picks their language from the sidebar — stored in the browser, no account required.

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AI Agent Jobs

Schedule AI agents to run automatically — daily, on specific weekdays, or monthly. Each job uses an agentic loop to read and write wiki pages, with failure alerts sent by email.

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Page & Diagram Templates

Start new pages and diagrams from structured templates. Ten bundled templates cover meeting notes, decision records, how-to guides, API references, and more. Add your own per-space templates at any time.

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Share by E-mail

Send any page to colleagues with one click. Choose everyone or specific recipients with type-ahead search. The e-mail includes a deep link that opens the exact page in the correct Space.

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Reader / Anonymous Access

Let visitors browse and read the wiki without logging in. Authentication still protects editing; reader access can be enabled globally or restricted per space — ideal for public-facing knowledge bases.

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MCP — Model Context Protocol

Connect any MCP client — Claude Desktop, Claude Code, your own agent — straight to the wiki's pages. AI Users can likewise call out to external MCP tool servers as part of their replies.

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Knowledge Graph

Explore your wiki as an interactive map. Pages connect by explicit links, folder structure, and shared tags — with backlinks, related-page discovery, and a per-page focus view. The same relationships give AI a structured view of how everything fits together.

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Daily Updates

Opt in to a once-a-day digest email summarising the pages created or updated in the last 24 hours across the spaces you can access — grouped by space, your own edits excluded, capped at the 20 most recent changes.

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Mobile View

Read your wiki on a phone. A responsive, view-focused layout turns the sidebar into a slide-in menu and widens content for small screens — with a one-tap toggle to switch between automatic, desktop, and mobile.

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AI

An essential part of your AI setup

Astucia LLM Wiki isn't just AI-enabled — it's built so AI assistants work directly inside your team's real knowledge, with the tools and boundaries you define, instead of a generic chatbot bolted on the side.

Assistance in the Context of Your Documents

AI Users don't answer from a blank slate. Attach one to a chat thread or open a Page Chat panel and it reads, reasons over, and writes directly to your actual wiki pages — with the full page content as automatic context, not a copy-pasted excerpt.

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A Purpose for Every AI User

Give each AI User its own system prompt, model, and role — a #Writer for drafting, a #Reviewer for critique, a #Tagger for housekeeping. Clone an existing user to spin up a new specialist in seconds, sharing the same underlying model.

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Bring Your Own Tools via MCP

Register any MCP server — a search engine, a ticketing system, another wiki — and decide exactly which AI Users may call it, and when, with plain-English per-server instructions instead of code.

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Explore MCP Tools Directly

Browse and invoke any registered MCP server's tools by hand — typed input fields from each tool's schema, deterministic calls with no LLM, and one click to save a result as a wiki page.

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Your Wiki, Part of a Bigger Ecosystem

Expose any Astucia LLM Wiki as an MCP server of its own. Another team's wiki, or any MCP-aware client, can then read and write your pages directly — turning isolated wikis into one connected knowledge network for cross-team collaboration.

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Philosophy

Own your data — plain files, no lock-in

Every page, diagram, list, and chat thread is a plain file on disk. Back up your wiki with rsync. Version it with Git. Restore it from a zip. No database migrations, no connection pools, no cloud vendor to depend on.

Astucia LLM Wiki is built on PHP with no front-end build step. Deploy it on any shared host, VPS, or Raspberry Pi. Serve it over Nginx or Apache. The only moving part is a JSON index file that is rebuilt automatically.

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# Deploy in minutes
git clone https://github.com/madsrg/astucia-wiki
cd astucia-wiki
composer install

# Run locally
php -S localhost:8000

# Backup is just a folder copy
rsync -av /var/wiki/Pages/ backup/

Support

Questions or feedback?

Open an issue or start a discussion on GitHub — bug reports, feature requests, and general questions are all welcome.

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Ready to get started?

Follow the step-by-step guide to install Astucia LLM Wiki on Debian with Nginx and PHP in under 15 minutes.

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