Cairni Guide
What you can add
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Cairni turns your existing material into a living, cross-linked wiki. The first step is adding sources — and there are several ways to do that. See how Cairni compiles them once they're in.
Source types
| Type | How to add |
|---|---|
| Files | Upload a PDF, Markdown (.md), plain text (.txt), or Word document (.docx) |
| Pasted text | Copy and paste any text directly into Cairni |
| Web URL | Import a page from the web by pasting its URL |
| Notion | Connect your Notion workspace to bring in pages |
| Audio | Record a meeting or voice note — Cairni transcribes it, then compiles it |
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A few things to keep in mind
- You can mix and match source types in a single notebook — for example, combine uploaded PDFs with a recorded meeting and a pasted article.
- Audio sources go through transcription first, then the same compilation step as everything else.
- Every claim Cairni writes into a wiki page traces back to the source it came from, so you always know where information originated.
Once your sources are in, Cairni compiles them into concept and entity pages, cross-links related ideas, and keeps an index — ready for you to read or question. Check out Getting started for a step-by-step walkthrough, or Key features to see what else Cairni can do with your knowledge.