A wiki that tells you if you can trust the page

A space per Orbit project with a home page. "Knowledge" sits in project navigation.

Nested pages, breadcrumbs, drag-and-drop and keyboard moves without cycles or lost order.

Markdown rendered without executing HTML or scripts. Stable /folio/p/<id> permalinks.

Live preview, toolbar, shortcuts and slash commands for headings, tables, code, callouts, tasks and links.

Callouts, code with language, tables, check-lists you can toggle while reading, collapsible sections, status labels and dates.

HTML becomes clean Markdown. Tables, lists, links and headings are kept, styles and scripts dropped.

Type and size limits, pasted screenshots and drag-and-drop. Access follows page permissions.

See who has the page open and who is editing, with a warning before simultaneous edits.

Autosaved drafts stay separate from the published page. Concurrent edits show both versions, never a silent overwrite.

Every publication is a version with author and note. Compare line by line. Restoring creates a new version.

Creation, moves, publications, permission changes and deletions with actor and time.

Owners and review intervals of 7 to 730 days. Readers see Verified, Review overdue or Possibly outdated with the date and verifier.

A linked work item closed or changed, a mentioned Forge file changed after verification or a linked Pulse monitor deleted.

"Waiting for you", the share of outdated pages, pages without an owner and pages nobody reads.

Views, unique readers, last read and helpful or not helpful.

A key in text becomes a live link with status and title. [[Page]] links have backlinks.

A list of work items by filter, refreshed on open and respecting the reader’s permissions.

The page keeps a link to the work item and the work item to the page.

A lazy "Related pages" block inside the Orbit work item.

A review page generated from the sprint’s goal and completed and unfinished work.

A file or line range at a pinned commit, with "show latest" when it changed.

Markdown folders sync into a space. Pages are marked managed by Forge and edits go through merge requests.

A page from a Forge deployment with commits and linked Orbit work.

A page shows the state of every Pulse monitor whose runbook points to it.

A templated page with the incident timeline, linked back to the incident.

Actions become work items tracked on the page until closed.

Russian and English word forms, title weighting, highlighted fragments and filters. Only pages you may see.

Folio pages, Orbit work and Forge repositories in one result, each system checking its own permissions.

Recent pages and title search from the first character.

Searches with no result are recorded for space administrators.

Admin, member and viewer roles of the Orbit project. Deactivated people lose access at once.

View and edit restrictions inherited by the subtree. Space administrators can always lift them.

The effective right and the rule that granted it.

Expiring (1 to 90 days) and revocable. Restricted pages are never published.

Threads, inline comments with resolve and reopen, mentions, reactions and an inbox.

Meeting notes, decision (ADR), requirements, how-to, runbook, postmortem, retrospective and release notes.

Your own templates whose variables are filled when a page is created.

Key-value properties, a table report over child pages and a decision log.

A page or space as a Markdown zip with attachments, or print to PDF.

Obsidian, Outline and GitBook zips with hierarchy and links, after a dry run.

HTML space exports with hierarchy, attachments and converted macros.

Out of the first version.

Isolation of Folio per company site.