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

Covers the 18-module Maven structure, the hybrid storage model (Git-backed files + PostgreSQL), and the primary tech stack (Java 25, Tomcat 11, Guice DI).

Search and Retrieval

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

The Knowledge Graph

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

History and Evolution

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

Critique and Market Position

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.