Introducing Youclaw
Youclaw turns meetings, Slack threads, and GitHub activity into a living company wiki — written, cited, and kept fresh by AI agents. Your team reads, asks, and approves. Nobody writes docs again.
Chatbots over your documents answer from raw fragments and forget the synthesis immediately. Youclaw compiles your company's raw exhaust into canonical pages — reviewed, cited, versioned — and everything reads the pages.
Company overview, customers, decisions, processes, competitors — pages that look like Notion and never rot, because no human was ever supposed to maintain them.
Every important fact cites the meeting, thread, or PR it came from. Every page carries a freshness state. Every agent edit passes through an approval queue.
The same pages your team reads are served to your AI agents over MCP — so Claude Code, Cursor, or your custom agents operate on today's reality, not a six-month-old export.
Paste a meeting transcript or connect GitHub and Slack. An agent routes what's new, writes the pages, links them together, and keeps writing as your company moves.
meeting Weekly leadership sync absorbed email Globex security review absorbed pr repo#161 Fix session refresh absorbed → Created 🤝 Globex Corp published → Created 🔐 SSO rollout published → Updated 💸 Pricing overhaul pending review
Humans never edit pages — that's what keeps them true. Instead you steer: approve or reject agent edits, ask questions, and watch freshness states catch anything drifting stale.
pending Update: Pricing overhaul "Free plan capped at 5 users, three paid tiers effective Aug 1" — from leadership sync [ Approve & publish ] [ Reject… ] signal ⚠ Pricing page untouched 43 days, but 3 recent threads mention pricing
Youclaw hosts an MCP server per workspace. Any agent that speaks the Model Context Protocol can search pages, read them in full — sources included — and ask questions. Process pages export as executable skills.
$ claude mcp add --transport http youclaw \
https://api.youclaw.app/mcp \
--header "Authorization: Bearer yk_…"
> get_page globex-corp
{ "title": "Globex Corp", "freshness": "fresh",
"body": "…", "sources": [ 3 records ] }
The first magic moment happens in your first session: paste one meeting, watch the wiki write itself.
Paste anything into the inbox, or connect GitHub and Slack. Every item becomes an immutable source record — the receipts your pages will cite.
A router maps what's new to your existing pages; a writer integrates it — never appends — with citations on every claim. Pages appear in the sidebar live.
Browse the wiki, ask questions with cited answers, approve the queue. Point your own agents at the MCP endpoint and they know your company too.
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💬 Still have questions?A Notion-style company workspace where AI agents are the only editors. Youclaw compiles your meetings, chats, and engineering activity into a living wiki — cited, versioned, and kept fresh automatically. Your team reads, asks, and approves; your AI agents read the same pages over MCP.
Fast-moving startups and small teams (roughly 5–50 people) where knowledge lives in calls, Slack, and founders' heads — and the Notion nobody maintains. Youclaw is Notion where maintenance is the product.
No — and that's deliberate. The moment a human can silently edit, freshness guarantees die. Humans steer instead: ask questions, suggest corrections, approve or reject every agent edit. That constraint is what keeps the wiki trustworthy.
Those tools retrieve from raw documents at question time and regenerate answers nobody reviews. Youclaw compiles sources into canonical pages once — reviewed, cited, versioned — and everything reads the pages. The page is a cache of understanding that gets better over time.
Every important claim carries a citation that resolves to the exact source record — the meeting, thread, or PR. Every page shows a freshness state, and a daily pass flags pages that recent activity contradicts. If something is wrong, reject it with a reason.
Always. One click exports the entire brain as plain markdown — every page with its frontmatter and wikilinks, plus every source record. It's readable in any editor and Obsidian-compatible.
Claude (Anthropic's models) — a fast model routes new material, a frontier model writes. Your content is processed to write and answer, not to train models. See our privacy policy for details.
The universal inbox (paste anything: transcripts, notes, emails, docs) works from day one with zero setup. GitHub and Slack connectors sync hourly. More connectors land based on what design partners need — tell us yours.
No — anything that can export text can feed the inbox. Most tools (including Granola and other meeting recorders) can auto-export notes, and pasting works everywhere.
Every workspace exposes a read-only MCP server with five tools: list pages, search, read a page in full (sources included), ask a question, and see recent updates. One command connects Claude Code; any MCP-speaking agent works.
Process pages — how you handle refunds, incidents, releases — export as SKILL.md files. Drop one into an agent's skills folder and it doesn't just know the process, it executes it, following the maintained doc.
Paste one meeting and watch the wiki write itself. It takes about a minute to see it.