The Documentation
Trust Problem.
Klority bridges the gap between your static documentation and your daily execution. Reduce update friction and build a knowledge base that stays in sync with your work.
Closing the Context Gap.
Why does documentation often fall out of sync? It’s usually a matter of distance. When documentation lives in a standalone silo, it requires a conscious effort to remember to update it every time a feature ship. Often, teams don't lack the will—they lack the time to context-switch between disparate platforms.
Klority makes updates effortless by bringing the wiki directly into the workspace where your tasks and test cases live. When your technical documentation is just a tab away from your sprint board, it remains a "living" part of the development process rather than a separate administrative chore.
We’ve engineered our wiki to be the Unified Source of Truth. Whether it’s an API specification, a team onboarding guide, or an architectural decision record (ADR), Klority ensures that the context is always visible, searchable, and effortlessly maintained.
ENGINEERING WIKI
Auth v2 RFC
Last edited 5m ago • Sarah Chen
The Problem
"Our current JWT implementation doesn't support rotation without global logging out."
Proposed Flow
Interface Definition
rotateAfter: number;
strictMode: boolean;
}
The Engineering Documentation Advantage.
| Capability | Notion / Confluence | Klority Wiki |
|---|---|---|
| Sprint Integration | Clunky embeds / Manual sync | Live-synced widgets |
| Mermaid Diagrams | Plugins / External screenshots | Native first-class support |
| Test Case Linking | None | Link runs to specs |
| Performance | Heavy / Periodic lag | Lightning SSR + Local cache |
Built for Engineering Context.
Documentation that doesn't respect your context is just noise. Klority Wiki was designed specifically for engineering teams who need to move fast without losing accuracy.
Deep Object Linking
Don't just link to a dock. Embed an entire Sprint Board, a specific Test Case, or a CRM Contact directly into your wiki page.
Markdown & Slash Commands
Keep your hands on the keyboard. Use standard markdown or type "/" to insert components, code blocks, and diagrams.
Markdown Reimagined
## Code Quality
- Use ESLint + Prettier
- /embed [active_sprint_v2]
"Embed dynamic Klority widgets directly into your docs."
Structure for humans.
A single space where your team's collective intelligence is structured, searchable, and always in flow.
Technical RFCs
Drive consensus on architecture before you write a single line of code. Unified RFCs keep everyone Aligned.
Decision Logs (ADR)
Stop repeating the same tech debt discussions. Document the "Why" behind every major architectural choice.
Internal Policy
From HR policies to platform standards. Keep all non-technical documentation in the same high-velocity flow.
Use Case: Living API Documentation.
See how Klority turns documentation into an active asset for your backend team.
1. The Design Phase
Instead of a private Slack thread, the backend engineer creates a new Wiki page for the Auth v2 design. They use the Mermaid integration to visualize the token rotation flow and define the API interface using markdown code blocks.
2. The Execution Phase
The wiki page is linked to the development tasks. When the frontend engineer picks up the task, they don't have to ask "how do I call this?". The mock responses and documentation are right there in the ticket context.
Wiki FAQs
Everything you need to know. Click a question to expand the answer.
Is Klority Wiki a good Confluence alternative for small teams?
Yes. Klority Wiki is purpose-built for engineering teams who need Confluence-style documentation without the Atlassian price tag. It includes native Mermaid diagrams, markdown editing, and direct task/test linkage — all in your base Klority subscription.
Why use Klority Wiki instead of Notion or Confluence?
Unlike Notion or Confluence, Klority Wiki is natively connected to your project boards and QA cycles. When a task ships, documentation updates are a click away — no tab-switching, no separate subscription.
Does Klority Wiki support Mermaid diagrams and code blocks?
Yes! Klority supports full Mermaid.js syntax for sequence diagrams, flowcharts, and architecture maps. Code blocks with syntax highlighting are also natively supported using standard markdown triple-backtick syntax.
Does Klority wiki support slash commands and shortcuts?
Yes. Klority wiki supports slash commands to quickly insert headings, code blocks, Mermaid diagrams, tables, and dividers — so you can structure your documentation without leaving the keyboard.
Can wiki pages be linked to sprint tasks or test cases?
Yes. This is one of Klority's core differentiators. You can embed a live link to any Klority task, test case, or sprint board directly inside a wiki page — keeping your documentation always connected to the actual work.
Is the wiki searchable across the whole workspace?
Yes. Klority's global search (Ctrl+K) indexes all wiki page content, task descriptions, and test case titles — so you can find any piece of documentation in milliseconds regardless of which module it lives in.
Can I organize wiki pages in nested hierarchies?
Yes. Klority wiki supports nested page structures, allowing you to organize docs by team, project, or topic with parent/child relationships — similar to Confluence's space and page hierarchy.
Stop documentation rot.
Start building connected knowledge that your team actually trusts and loves to use.
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