Wikantik Platform Hub

Wikantik is an "Agentic Wiki"—a full-stack knowledge management system designed for synchronous collaboration between human authors and AI agents. It represents a 2026 modernization of the Apache JSPWiki codebase, replacing legacy JSP templates with a React-based SPA and a multi-modal retrieval engine.

Core Documentation

[System Architecture](WikantikArchitecture)

Covers the 18-module Maven structure, the hybrid storage model (Git-backed files + PostgreSQL), and the primary tech stack (Java 21, Tomcat 11, Guice DI).

[Search and Retrieval](WikantikSearchAndRetrieval)

Details the hybrid search pipeline that integrates traditional Lucene (BM25), dense vector embeddings (pgvector), and Knowledge Graph co-mention reranking.

[The Knowledge Graph](WikantikKnowledgeGraph)

Explains the transformation of wiki content into a queryable property graph using frontmatter projection and AI-driven entity extraction.

[History and Evolution](WikantikEvolutionFromJSPWiki)

Traces the architectural transition from legacy JSPWiki to the modern Wikantik platform, highlighting major refactoring milestones.

[Critique and Market Position](WikantikCritiqueAndMarketPosition)

A technical assessment of Wikantik's architectural trade-offs, market position relative to Obsidian/Confluence, and future scaling roadmap.

Key Platform Features

- **Model Context Protocol (MCP):** Native tool servers allowing agents to perform autonomous research, page creation, and verification.

- **Structural Spine:** A enforced schema using YAML frontmatter to ensure every page is machine-readable and indexed.

- **Hybrid DI Bridge:** A transitionary Guice-based injection system that decouples legacy managers from the core engine.

- **Modern UI:** A high-performance React frontend using Vite, offering real-time previews and rich metadata editing.

- **Knowledge Proposals:** A human-in-the-loop workflow for reviewing and approving AI-suggested graph relationships.