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Your AI knows your company.

Signpost is a team wiki. People write in it. AI assistants read it and propose changes back. To bring a contractor onto a project, you send one link, not an account.

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A link to an AGENTS.md file, with the token in the path. Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or a terminal agent. The assistant reads the briefing, learns the verbs, and starts work. There is no install, no account and no extension.

Test the scope yourself Ask the assistant about pay bands and watch it refuse.

Watch a contractor get onboarded.

Three steps, and the third one is the surprise.

Most tools stop at reading. The value arrives when the assistant writes back and a person approves it in one click.

01

Mint a scoped link

Choose the spaces, choose read or write, choose an expiry. Restricted spaces never enter a link, even when you can read them yourself.

02

Paste it into any chat

The assistant fetches AGENTS.md, learns nine verbs, and answers from your notes with a citation for every claim. It says "the wiki does not say" when the wiki does not say.

03

It proposes back

What the assistant learns becomes a proposal in your review queue. You accept it or you reject it. The note records who wrote it and who approved it.

Onboard a design contractor in ten seconds.

You hire a designer for six weeks. They need the product overview, the brand identity and the design rules. They must never see pay bands or the runway.

What you do

Open Share. Tick brand and design. Choose read and seven days. Send the URL.

Scope resolution drops every restricted space before it builds the grant. finance and people cannot enter the link. This holds even though you can read both.

What they get

Their own assistant, in their own account, that has read your brand identity, your colour rule, your type scale and your waymark spec. It cites the note for every answer.

When they find a gap, the assistant proposes the missing section. It arrives in your queue, attributed to you, because you minted the link.

The link is the credential, so the link is the control.

Scope

A restricted space never enters a link. A note outside the scope answers "not found", never "forbidden" — a "forbidden" would confirm that the note exists.

Expiry and revocation

Seven days by default. Revocation takes effect on the next request. The store holds the hash of the token, never the token, so a database dump grants nobody access.

Attribution

A write carries the identity of the person who minted the link. It inherits their permissions and it can never exceed them. Every proposal names them.

You pay for the people who write. Readers are free.

A read link costs nothing, so you can give one to every contractor, client and candidate. A write link needs an account, because a write carries an identity.

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  • Every feature
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TeamMost teams
$10 per writer, per month
  • Unlimited readers, free
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  • Review queue and audit log
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$18 per writer, per month
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  • SSO and retention controls
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This wiki holds Signpost's own notes.

15 notes across 6 spaces. The brand identity that styles this page is a note inside it. The writing standard this copy follows is a note inside it. You can ask the demo how the demo works, and it will cite itself.

A person wrote it. A person verified it.A person wrote it

A filled magenta chevron means a person verified the claim.

An agent wrote it. Nobody verified it.An agent wrote it

A grey post with a hollow chevron means nobody has verified it yet.

An agent wrote it. A person verified it.An agent wrote it, a person verified it

This is what a note looks like after you accept a proposal.