BrainOne
base-wiki
The company’s brain. Not a drawer full of documents: the memory that stays when someone goes on holiday, changes role or leaves.
Pages that link themselves
You write by linking, and the graph is drawn from those links both ways. Opening a page shows what mentions it, not only what it mentions.
Search by meaning
You search for what you mean, not for the exact word somebody typed eight months ago. Underneath it is vector search, not a “contains”.
Databases and attachments
Tables with views and filters inside the pages themselves, and files — images, PDFs, spreadsheets — stored in the workspace and linked from the text.
Per-department visibility
A page can belong to the whole company, to one department or only to you. Subpages inherit the restriction above them, so nothing slips out by accident.
This is where the assistants read and write
Each person’s assistant connects over MCP with their permissions, not with a technical user’s. It reads what that person could read and writes what that person could write.
- Served at brain.officeone.vadere.ai, and it also opens as a window inside the desktop.
- Several people edit at once, each cursor visible to the others.
- It imports real Markdown, links included, so an Obsidian vault comes in whole.
- The visible name is BrainOne; underneath it is still base-wiki, and that identifier is what rules permissions and database.

