Drafted from real work
Pages originate from traces of completed work, not from a blank template someone was assigned.
Documentation that stays current because it comes from the work.
A living wiki generated from the work your teams and agents actually do: runbooks, decisions, and exceptions drafted from traces, checked for drift, and reviewed by the people who own the work.
Use this process for refunds above the automated threshold or with an account-risk flag.
1. Confirm scope
12 runsVerify requester authority, account, amount, and reason code.
2. Assemble evidence
Policy §4.2Collect contract terms, account history, and the originating case.
3. Request approval
8 decisionsRoute the completed packet to the designated financial reviewer.
How it works
Each run keeps the request, actions, evidence, and final decision together.
01 · Observe
Context groups approved traces, source documents, and recurring corrections around a workflow or decision.
Output · Cited source set
02 · Draft
A draft explains the current process, calls out exceptions, and links each material claim to its source.
Output · Reviewable revision
03 · Govern
The designated expert reviews the diff, edits it, and sets the freshness policy for the published page.
Output · Owned documentation
What you can inspect
Pages originate from traces of completed work, not from a blank template someone was assigned.
Experts review and approve drafts; their edits are captured as feedback like every other correction.
Pages that drift from current work are flagged and receive a proposed revision for the owner to review.
Every claim links to the runs and documents it came from.
Deployment boundaries
Context Wiki can run as a standalone surface, while its traces, evals, and policy decisions remain part of the same Context system.
A named owner reviews proposed pages and revisions before they become the team's current guidance.
A generated page cannot broaden access to material a reader was not already allowed to use.