# Wiki

The Wiki shows your project's accepted Project Memory as a site you can read and share. It is built from Project Memory every time you open it, not kept as a second copy, so it always shows exactly what your team accepted, and nothing else.

Open **Wiki** in the sidebar.

## What you see

- **Home**, with **Documents** (the five project documents), **Collections**, **Unfiled** (records accepted without a collection) and **Recently accepted**.
- **One page per accepted record.** Each says who accepted it, or **Accepted by rule**.
- **Document and collection pages** list the records filed in them.
- **Search** covers accepted Project Memory only. Drafts and tasks are never in the Wiki.
- **Previous** and **Next** on every page, and **See it as a map** to open the [Memory Map](/concepts/memory-map/).

The Wiki is read-only. You change Project Memory where it lives, and the Wiki follows.

## Links between pages

When a result links the records it builds on, as `[Title](record-id)` or a document such as `[Decisions](decisions)`, the Wiki turns them into links. Every page shows **Links from this page** and **Links here**, so you can see what relies on a decision before you change it. Links come only from the text; nobody draws them by hand. A link to something that is not accepted shows as unavailable.

Your AI writes these links itself: every MCP hand-in tool tells it how, and to link only records it has read.

## Code in the text

Commit hashes, branch names and pull requests mentioned in a record show as chips, and a record page can note that it mentions one. They come from the text only: Legevio does not fetch or check them, and it does not read your repository.

## Sharing

By default only project members can open the Wiki. Press **Share** and set **General access** to **Anyone with the link — can view**:

- The link shows accepted Project Memory only. Drafts, tasks, roles, chats, files and keys are never shared.
- No sign-in is needed, and the shared Wiki is not listed in search engines.
- People are named by display name only, never by e-mail address.
- **Turn off link** stops it at once. Turning sharing on again makes a new link, so an old one never comes back.

The owner of a private project, or an owner or admin of a shared one, can share.