Use case

Slack to Knowledge

Resolved high-quality Slack threads converted into knowledge-base updates — with consent, attribution, and approval by the channel owner.

Overview

Slack is where most internal questions are actually answered. Without a path back into the knowledge base, the same question is asked next week.

What it solves

Stops resolved questions from being asked twice. Builds knowledge from the conversations the team is already having.

How we build it

Listener on approved channels captures resolved threads. An extraction pipeline identifies question, answer, sources cited, and reviewers. A draft knowledge-base entry is proposed with attribution; channel owner approves, edits, or rejects. Approved entries flow into the source graph.

  • Listener on approved channels
  • Resolved-thread extraction
  • Draft KB entry with attribution
  • Channel-owner approval gate

What changes when it is in place

The knowledge base grows from real questions. The rate of duplicate questions drops.