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The deterministic wiki

Premora materializes raw source content into a structured, deterministically generated wiki. The same sources always produce the same wiki — pages, chunks, a knowledge graph, and system pages — each carrying full lineage back to where it came from.

What gets materialized​

  • Wiki pages — readable, structured pages synthesized from normalized source content.
  • Chunks — the retrieval units behind search, with offsets back into source.
  • Knowledge graph — relationships between pages, so you can explore a topic’s neighborhood.
  • System pages — generated index and log pages (e.g. index.md, log.md) that give the wiki structure.

Lineage on every fact​

Each page records which raw sources contributed to it — a Confluence space, a Jira project, a Git repo, and so on. This is what lets you answer “where does this come from?” and judge whether to trust a claim.

Freshness & reconciliation​

Re-syncs keep the wiki current. When source content changes, Premora reconciles the materialized output; when source content is deleted, it is reconciled out of the wiki. Freshness is surfaced so readers can see how current a page is.

Promoting durable knowledge​

Not all knowledge starts in a connected system — some is produced in the analyst workbench or surfaced by a coding agent. Durable findings can be promoted into the shared wiki under review, so a one-off answer becomes lasting team knowledge. Promotions enter as drafts and go through review before they become part of the wiki.