The Wiki
The Wiki is Brink’s living company memory. As data flows in, Brink distills what it learns into wiki pages — vendors, processes, project facts — so knowledge stops living only in people’s heads.- Pages are organized in folders with search, and link to each other with wikilinks; each page shows where it’s mentioned elsewhere.
- Claims carry citations. Statements on a page are backed by sources, and highlighted so you can see what’s grounded.
- History shows every revision — who (or which agent) made it, when, and why.
- Anyone can Edit a page directly; add a change summary and save a revision.
Review
Machine-proposed changes to the wiki don’t just land — they queue on the Review page for human approval:- Pending proposals list each suggested change with the page, a change summary, and how well-grounded it is.
- The detail view shows a diff of current vs. proposed, plus every claim with its citations and grounding score, and why the change was queued.
- Approve applies the change to the page. Reject asks for a reason — which is saved as feedback that improves future proposals.
Approving and rejecting proposals requires an admin role. Everyone can read the queue.