Open-source · Self-hosted · AGPL-3.0

Your knowledge base. Self-hosted. Agent-ready.

WrenLore is an open, self-hosted alternative to Confluence and Notion — built so your team and the AI agents working alongside it can read, write, and reason over the same knowledge, under the same controls.

Derived from the Docmost Community codebase. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Docmost, Inc.

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Everything a modern wiki needs

One system for people and the agents that support them

A rich editor for humans, a governed interface for machines — sharing the same permissions, the same audit trail, the same source of truth.

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MCP-native

Your wiki, reachable by the tools your team already uses

WrenLore speaks the Model Context Protocol, so Claude, Cursor and other MCP clients can query pages and spaces directly — grounded in your content, under the same RBAC rules a human editor follows.

Semantic search grounded in your own docs, with citations
Chat across every space you have access to
Agent actions inherit the same permissions and audit log
Compliance without compromise

Deploy on infrastructure you control

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Switch without losing a page

Bring your existing knowledge base over. WrenLore imports content and structure from the platforms teams are already leaving.

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Built on the Docmost Community codebase

WrenLore extends the AGPL-3.0 Docmost Community foundation with WrenLore-native SSO, audit, AI and agent capabilities — implemented independently, from first principles.

AGPL-3.0 Source available for every release

Take back your knowledge base.

Self-hosted, open-source, and built for the way teams and agents actually work together.

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Self-hosted knowledge infrastructure for humans and AI agents. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or presented as an official Docmost distribution.

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