Which one do agents like?

Tela. It speaks MCP. If humans need a prettier editor first, start with Docmost and keep markdown export.

Easy

Docmost / BookStack / Tela

A team wiki you host, including a Go wiki with MCP so agents can edit the docs.

The problem

Notion is pretty and rented. Confluence is a tax. Neither is a first-class tool for an agent that needs to search and patch runbooks.

Replaces

Notion / Confluence wiki

Estimated SaaS saved

$1,920

per year, small team, before lock-in

Deploy on Railway

Sponsor this stack

Placeholder: Docmost for a polished wiki, Tela if you want MCP baked in.

The stack

Docmost
Open-source Notion-style wiki
Catalog entry →
BookStack
Shelves / books / pages wiki
Catalog entry →
zcag/tela
Markdown wiki with MCP
Catalog entry →

Cost table

You stop paying	Typical / year	Self-host instead
Notion Plus (10 seats)	$1,920	Docmost or Tela
Confluence Standard	$1,800	BookStack

Agent setup prompt

Replace Notion/Confluence with a self-hosted wiki.

Options:
1) Docmost — closest to Notion, good default.
2) BookStack — hierarchical, great for manuals.
3) zcag/tela — Go + Postgres + React, live multiplayer, MCP server so agents read/write docs.

Pick one, persist Postgres, put file uploads on a volume, and import the c17 stack pages as the first space.

Also as markdown: /stacks/docmost-wiki.md

FAQ

Which one do agents like?: Tela. It speaks MCP. If humans need a prettier editor first, start with Docmost and keep markdown export.