Slite

Slite is a self-maintaining AI knowledge base designed to keep information accurate and keep the knowledge base in sync with the tools the team actually uses. Its core goal is to solve the problem that knowledge bases easily become outdated: through team verification and automatic syncing, it ensures knowledge is always trustworthy and available to any AI agent.

Main capabilities

1. Verified knowledge, synced with real-time status: Slite's knowledge base syncs with team tools (such as Slack, Linear, GitHub, code repositories, etc.) and is verified by the team.
2. The Slite Agent automatically detects knowledge drift: the agent monitors Slack, Linear, GitHub, and code repositories. When the actual situation changes, it drafts fixes and routes them to the right person. For example: CI changes trigger documentation updates, roadmap changes sync specs and changelogs, ticket trends reveal gaps and draft missing guides and FAQs, and closed deals keep pricing and playbooks up to date.
3. Self-maintaining documentation: knowledge base maintenance routines can be run, including scheduled checks and automatic runs. Humans stay in the loop: the agent reads signals, drafts changes, routes them to the right expert, and the expert reviews and approves within seconds.
4. Enterprise-grade AI search: combines verified knowledge with the team's other data to provide an answer with citations ranked by trust level. Verified knowledge is shown first, unverified or outdated sources rank lower, and every citation carries a trust signal. Permission-aware: every query inherits the user's permissions, including third-party agents. Every response cites the exact sources that influenced its formation.
5. A context layer for AI agents: the same engine that powers the Agent is exposed through MCP. Verified knowledge becomes a trusted source for tools used by teams such as Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor.

How to use it Slite provides everything needed to write, organize, and verify documents. Users can directly use AI search through the interface to find documents, or integrate MCP into tools such as Claude. Common actions include: migrating from Notion, Confluence, ClickUp, Quip, and OneNote. For troubleshooting: make sure to use the email address associated with the Slite workspace; if you need to reset your password, you can do so from the login page; if a document fails to load, try a hard refresh (Cmd+Shift+R) or clear your browser cache, or switch browsers; if search returns no results, reindex the workspace in "Settings → Advanced → Reindex" and results will update within a few minutes; if notifications do not arrive, check "Settings → Notifications" to see whether they are enabled, and make sure Slite is not blocked by the browser or operating system.

Use cases Slite is suitable for organizations that need to keep team knowledge accurate and reduce repeated questions. It is suitable for teams such as engineering, product, and sales to maintain architecture documentation, roadmaps, pricing playbooks, FAQs, and more. It is also suitable for teams that want to provide a trusted knowledge base as context to AI agents (such as Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor).

Limitations According to the information provided, Slite's pricing is divided into a free plan and a paid plan: the free plan provides the basic features for writing, organizing, and verifying documents; the paid plan provides agent-driven knowledge base, advanced security, controls, and support, and is suitable for larger teams. Specific pricing is not yet provided. In terms of security, it is certified for SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, and GDPR, with data hosted in the EU. It supports SSO, SCIM, fine-grained role-based permissions, and read-only seats. User data is not used to train AI models. Enterprise customers can request security documentation. It has full audit logs, version history, draft status, and every write is attributed. More than 1,700 leading companies use Slite as a single source of truth.