Cairni Guide
Cairni guide.md
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About this source
This is the primary onboarding document for Cairni. It explains the product's purpose, how the core loop works, what you can add as a source, key features, typical use cases, and pricing tiers. Cairni guide.md
Sections at a glance
| Section | What it covers |
|---|---|
| What Cairni is | Managed knowledge base; AI compiles sources into a living, cross-linked wiki |
| The core loop | Add sources → compile (summarize, write pages, cross-link) → ask questions |
| What you can add | PDF, MD, TXT, DOCX, paste, URL, Notion, audio/recordings |
| Getting started | Create a notebook, add sources, read or ask, invite or publish |
| Key features | Cited answers, Assistant + Memory, Teams, Public wikis, Export, MCP |
| Use cases | Research, learning, meetings & decisions, team knowledge |
| Pricing | Free tier; Pro $20, Plus $40, Max $100, Team $30/seat (credit-based) |
Key facts
- Every compiled answer or page traces back to its original source — no black-box claims.
- The wiki improves over time: good answers can be saved back as new pages.
- Teams start as a "team of one" and grow; per-notebook access control, approvals, and comments are included.
- Data ownership is explicit: wikis can be exported and knowledge stays yours.
- An MCP connector lets AI agents and tools read and query your wikis.
Pages compiled from this source
- How Cairni works — the ingest → compile → ask loop in detail
- Getting started — step-by-step guide for new users
- What you can add — all supported source types
- Key features — feature-by-feature breakdown
- Use cases — research, learning, meetings, team knowledge
- Pricing — plan tiers and credit model
- FAQ — common questions answered