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Knowledge Base

Knowledge Base

The Knowledge Base is your team's shared brain. Write, organize, and review documents with a powerful rich-text editor, structured hierarchy, and built-in review workflows — everything stays connected to your projects and teams.

What is the Knowledge Base?

The Knowledge Base is a centralized documentation system built into Stellary. Instead of scattering information across external wikis, shared drives, and chat messages, your team writes and maintains documents right where the work happens.

Every document is contextual — it can live at the organization, workspace, project, or scope level — so the right people always see the right information. Combined with mentions, hierarchy, and a review workflow, the Knowledge Base ensures that institutional knowledge is captured, validated, and easy to find.

Document Types

Stellary provides eight document types so you can categorize your content from the start. Each type carries a distinct icon and semantic meaning, making it easy to scan the sidebar and find what you need:

Document

General-purpose documents for any content that doesn’t fit a specific category.

Spec

Technical specifications and detailed requirements for features or systems.

Brief

Project briefs, creative briefs, or stakeholder-facing summaries.

ADR

Architecture Decision Records to capture and track important technical decisions.

Note

Quick notes, meeting minutes, or informal documentation.

Reference

Reference material, guidelines, or standards your team needs to consult regularly.

Template

Reusable templates that serve as starting points for new documents.

Spreadsheet

Tabular data documents for structured information, budgets, or tracking sheets.

Creating a Document

Navigate to the Knowledge section from the sidebar, then click "New document". You will be prompted to:

  • Choose a title — give your document a clear, descriptive name
  • Select a type — pick from the eight document types to categorize it immediately
  • Set the context — decide whether this document belongs to the organization, workspace, project, or a specific scope
  • Optionally assign a parent — nest it under an existing document to build hierarchy

Once created, the document opens directly in the editor. Start writing immediately — your work is saved automatically.

The Editor

Stellary's editor is built on TipTap, a modern rich-text editing framework. It offers a seamless writing experience with powerful formatting tools, all accessible through keyboard shortcuts, the toolbar, or slash commands.

Select any text to reveal the bubble menu with quick formatting options. The editor supports all the building blocks you need for professional documentation:

Rich Text Formatting

Bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, headings (H1–H6), and inline code for expressive writing.

Lists & Task Lists

Bullet lists, numbered lists, and interactive task lists with checkboxes you can toggle directly in the document.

Tables

Full table support with column and row management — add, remove, and resize columns and rows visually.

Code Blocks

Fenced code blocks with syntax highlighting for dozens of languages. Perfect for technical documentation.

Drag Handles

Grab any block by its drag handle to reorder content. Restructure your document without cutting and pasting.

Slash Commands

Type / to open the command menu. Quickly insert headings, lists, code blocks, tables, and more without leaving the keyboard.

Mentions & Links

Type @ anywhere in the editor to open the mention picker. Mentions create live links to entities across Stellary, keeping your documentation connected to the work it describes:

MembersType @ followed by a name to mention a team member. They receive a notification.
ProjectsLink to a project directly in the document body for quick navigation.
TasksReference specific tasks by name. The mention links to the card detail.
ScopesMention a scope to connect your document to a specific work package.
DocumentsCross-reference other documents in the knowledge base for a connected wiki.

Document Hierarchy

Documents can be organized in parent-child relationships. Assign a parent document when creating or editing any document to build a nested tree structure.

The sidebar displays the hierarchy as a collapsible tree, making it easy to navigate deep documentation structures. Child documents inherit the context scope of their parent, keeping everything consistent.

Use hierarchy to group related content — for example, a "Product Specs" parent document with individual feature specs as children, or an "Onboarding" guide with sub-pages for each department.

Context Scoping

Every document is scoped to a specific level of your organization. This determines who can see and access the document, and where it appears in the sidebar:

Organization

Visible to all members across every workspace. Ideal for company-wide policies, guidelines, and reference material.

Workspace

Scoped to a workspace. Perfect for team-specific documentation, processes, and standards.

Project

Attached to a project. Use for specs, briefs, and technical documents that belong to a specific deliverable.

Scope

Attached to a scope within a project. Best for phase-specific documentation like sprint notes or milestone plans.

Review Workflow

The built-in review workflow lets your team validate documents before they become official. When a document is ready, the author submits it for review. Designated reviewers are notified and can either approve the document or request changes with detailed notes.

The review lifecycle follows four statuses:

DraftThe document is being written. Only the author and collaborators can see it in progress.
Pending ReviewThe author has submitted the document for review. Reviewers are notified.
ApprovedA reviewer has approved the document. It is marked as validated.
Changes RequestedA reviewer has requested modifications. The author receives notes explaining what to update.

Reviewer notes are attached directly to the document, providing a clear audit trail of feedback and decisions. Once approved, the document's status is visible to the entire team.

Auto-Save

Every change you make in the editor is saved automatically with intelligent debouncing. Stellary waits for a brief pause in your typing before persisting the content, so the save process is invisible and never interrupts your flow.

A subtle save indicator in the editor toolbar confirms when your latest changes have been persisted. You never need to press Ctrl+S or worry about losing work — just write, and Stellary handles the rest.

Search & Navigation

Finding the right document is fast and intuitive. The Knowledge Base sidebar displays all documents in a hierarchical tree, grouped by context scope. Use the collapsible tree to browse, or leverage search for instant results:

  • Quick search — type in the search bar to filter documents by title in real time
  • Type filter — narrow results to a specific document type (e.g., show only ADRs or specs)
  • Context filter — focus on documents from a specific project, workspace, or scope
  • Sidebar navigation — the tree updates dynamically as you navigate between projects and workspaces, always showing the relevant documents

Combined with mentions and cross-references, the Knowledge Base becomes a fully connected wiki that grows naturally alongside your projects.

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  • What is the Knowledge Base?
  • Document Types
  • Creating a Document
  • The Editor
  • Mentions & Links
  • Document Hierarchy
  • Context Scoping
  • Review Workflow
  • Auto-Save
  • Search & Navigation