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Arkon

A self-hosted enterprise knowledge hub and MCP server that compiles an organization's documents into a structured, permission-scoped wiki that Claude and other LLMs can query.

Arkon

Arkon is a self-hosted knowledge-management layer between an organization's documents and its AI clients. It runs as a centralized MCP server that compiles SOPs, policies and internal docs into a traceable knowledge wiki, then serves that wiki to Claude and other LLMs through one permission-scoped endpoint, so each employee automatically gets the right context for their department and role.

Ingestion goes through a map-reduce-plan-review-refine-verify pipeline that produces a human-reviewable plan before writing any wiki page, merges new material into existing pages instead of overwriting them, and records the source documents behind every claim. A three-panel wiki browser offers full-text and semantic search, a knowledge-graph view, version history and a draft-review-approval workflow, with separate department and global scopes for access control.

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