Confluence is a graveyard. Notion is a search problem. Azora's Wiki lives with the work.
Documents, Guidelines, Wiki, Task Dump, Releases — versioned, searchable, and in the same database as the tasks they describe. The spec for Sprint 12 stays linked to Sprint 12 forever.
Docs that update because the work updates.
Every doc surfaces in every related task; every task can spawn an inline doc. Bidirectional linking means a doc that references Sprint 12 also shows up *on* Sprint 12. People update docs because the link is one click from the work they're closing.
Documents
Versioned with approval workflow. Read-receipts. Periodic-review cadence. Markdown + rich-text editor.
Guidelines
Lighter-weight than documents — for team norms, runbooks, decision rationales.
Wiki
Hierarchical pages with internal-link auto-complete. Searchable. Embed tasks/units/anything.
Task dump
Brain-dump bulk text → parse to tasks. Useful for retros, planning sessions, transcribed meetings.
Cross-module links
Reference any record from any document. Bidirectional — the task page shows linked docs, the doc shows linked tasks.
Release notes
Compose release notes alongside the sprint that shipped. Tasks closed in the sprint are one click to insert. Publish to the changelog when ready.
"Our docs used to live in three different tools. Now they live with the work. People actually update them because the link is a click away from the task they're closing."
Bhaumik · AI/Software Engineer at Azora Optical Solutions — the team that built Azora1 search
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