A company brain that maintains itself.
Wikis rot because humans have to feed them. Gyld builds knowledge from the work itself — every thread, doc, and deal — deduplicates it, tracks how facts change, and keeps sources on everything.
Your AI tools don't know your business.
The wiki is a graveyard
Documentation is written once, trusted never. The real answers live in someone's inbox.
Search finds documents, not answers
Twelve results, all stale, none of them the actual decision. Knowledge exists but is not usable.
Facts change silently
The price changed, the owner changed, the plan changed — and every old doc still says otherwise.
What knowledge management can do with Gyld.
Knowledge extracted from real work
Gyld derives people, companies, decisions, commitments, and vocabulary from the sources you connect — continuously, not in a quarterly documentation sprint.
“What do we know about our onboarding process, and where does each piece come from?”
Answered from your company's real data, sources attached
Facts with a timeline
The brain tracks when facts became true and when they stopped — so "what was our pricing in March" and "what is it now" both have honest answers.
“What did our enterprise pricing look like at the start of the year vs today?”
Answered from your company's real data, sources attached
Answers with receipts
Every answer cites its sources and flags what is observed versus inferred — so the brain earns trust instead of demanding it.
“Why do we think Meridian is churning? Show me the evidence.”
Answered from your company's real data, sources attached
Plugs into the AI they already use.
Gyld exposes the brain as an MCP server — connect it to ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Code, Cursor, or Grok in minutes. Same brain, every tool, with per-person permissions and a full request log.
You control the sources
Admins choose exactly which apps, accounts, and folders are indexed.
Permissions mirror the source
Slack, Drive, and SharePoint access carries over — fail-closed.
Sources on every answer
The brain shows its receipts, and flags observed vs inferred.
Encrypted end to end
Credentials AES-256 encrypted; your data never trains AI models.