Slite is a self-maintaining AI knowledge base that keeps team documentation accurate, syncing with tools like Slack and GitHub so answers stay cited and current.
About
Slite is an AI knowledge base designed to solve a persistent problem: internal documentation becomes outdated almost as soon as it is written. Rather than relying solely on people to manually refresh pages, Slite positions itself as "self-maintaining" — its AI component watches connected tools, spots where documentation no longer matches reality, and drafts corrections for human review.
At its core, Slite combines a collaborative documentation editor, a verification workflow that marks which docs are current, and an AI search layer called Slite Agent that answers questions using both internal docs and connected tools. The Agent monitors sources such as Slack, Linear, GitHub, and the codebase; when something changes there that contradicts a document, it drafts an update and routes it to the right team member to approve. The company reports that more than 1,700 organizations use Slite as their central knowledge repository, and it supports migration from tools like Notion, Confluence, ClickUp, Quip, and OneNote.
Key Features
Pricing & Fees
- Pricing: Basic costs $10 per user/month and Pro costs $20 per user/month (both billed yearly); Enterprise uses custom pricing through the sales team.
- Free entry point: A "Start for free" option is available, and a free trial tier exists alongside paid plans.
- Plan limits: Basic includes 30 monthly AI questions per seat and 5GB storage per user; Pro raises these to 50 monthly credits per seat and 10GB, adding the Slite Agent, cross-tool search, and OpenID SSO.
- Integrations: Slack, Linear, GitHub, Google Drive, and MCP-based connections to external AI assistants are supported.
Who It's For
Slite is built for teams that maintain a shared internal knowledge base, including engineering groups syncing docs with CI changes, product teams keeping specs and changelogs aligned with roadmaps, support teams drafting guides from ticket trends, and sales teams updating pricing and playbooks after closed deals. Operations and HR teams that need policies to stay current will also find the verification and review workflows useful. It suits organizations that already use AI assistants and want a permission-aware, cited knowledge source those assistants can rely on.
FAQ
What is Slite?Slite is an AI knowledge base that keeps team documentation accurate by syncing with connected tools, marking docs as verified, and using an AI agent to draft updates when documentation drifts from reality.
How much does Slite cost?The Basic plan is $10 per user/month and Pro is $20 per user/month when billed yearly; Enterprise pricing is custom and requires contacting sales. A free starting option is offered.
Which tools does Slite integrate with?Slite connects with Slack, Linear, GitHub, Google Drive, and the codebase for drift detection, and it exposes MCP access so Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and similar AI tools can query and edit the knowledge base.
How does Slite keep documentation accurate?Slite Agent watches connected tools for changes, drafts the necessary document updates, and routes them to a human expert who reviews and approves them; scheduled maintenance routines also run automatically.
Is Slite data used to train AI models?No. Slite states that customer data is never used to train AI models, and it holds SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, and GDPR compliance with EU hosting available.
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