Wiki
Collaborative documentation with Confluence, Notion, and Azure DevOps sync.
The wiki is a hierarchical knowledge base for your project. Use it to document architecture decisions, onboarding guides, runbooks, and anything your team needs to reference.
Creating pages
Create wiki pages from the sidebar tree or the "New page" button. Each page has:
- Title — Page heading (auto-generates a URL slug)
- Content — Rich text editor with mentions support
- Parent page — Organize pages in a tree hierarchy
- Status — Draft, Published, or Archived
Pages are organized in a tree structure with drag-and-drop reordering.
Page sources
Wiki pages can originate from multiple sources:
| Source | Description |
|---|---|
| Internal | Created directly in Enhance |
| Confluence | Synced from Atlassian Confluence |
| Notion | Synced from Notion |
| Azure DevOps | Synced from Azure DevOps Wiki |
| Dev Plan | Development plans from AI agents or uploaded manually |
Version history
Every edit creates a new revision with:
- Sequential version number (1, 2, 3...)
- Author who made the change
- Optional change summary
- Full content snapshot
You can view the revision history to see who changed what and when.
Publishing and sharing
The wiki editor includes a publish dropdown with options to:
- Publish to Confluence — Push the page to a connected Confluence space
- Share to Team Feed — Create a team feed post linking back to the wiki page
Personal notes
Each user has a personal notes folder for quick captures and drafts. Personal notes are user-scoped and not visible to other team members.
RAG integration
Wiki pages are automatically embedded for retrieval-augmented generation (RAG). When you ask questions in the chat interface, relevant wiki content is included as context for more accurate AI responses.
Sync configuration
For externally synced pages, you can configure:
- Sync direction — Inbound only, outbound only, or bidirectional
- Sync enabled — Toggle syncing on/off per page
- Conflict detection — Flags when both sides have changed since last sync
Uploaded documents
Upload files (PDF, images, documents) to your wiki for reference. Uploaded documents appear in the Documents tab of the wiki sidebar and are included in the project's knowledge base for RAG search.