Frequently Asked Questions

Short answers. For the longer explanations, each section points at the relevant guide.

Getting Started

What is Mikipage?

Mikipage is the AI-powered wiki — write notes freely, and AI organizes them into shareable Miki pages (like wiki pages) for you and your groups.

How do I get started?

1. Write a note — click "Write" and start typing.
2. Organize — click "Organize" and create a page that summarizes and connects your notes.
3. Share — create a group to collaborate with others.

The full walkthrough is [1], and [2] explains the vocabulary.

How do I get support?

1. Click the chat button at the bottom right of the site and ask your question directly.
2. Search this FAQ, or browse the guides linked throughout it.
3. If you can't find the answer, email mikipage@knowsun.com.

Notes

See [3] for the full guide.

How do I add a title to a Note?

Make the first line an H1 heading:

# My Note Title

Note content goes here...

How do I use tags to organize my Notes?

Insert a hashtag anywhere in the note content and it's recognized as a tag automatically:

Finished reading the quarterly report. #reading

Tags let you filter and find related notes quickly. They're optional — AI finds relevant notes by meaning, with or without them.

How do I make my Notes show formatting (bold, italics, links, images, lists)?

Choose the Markdown editor:

1. Open your account settings.
2. Under Preferred Editor, choose Markdown.
3. Save.

Your notes will then render bold, italics, links, images, bullet lists, and more, and you get a formatting toolbar while editing.

How do I add a long note that exceeds the 32KB size limit?

Notes are capped at about 32,000 characters, deliberately — long notes summarize badly, read badly, and 32KB is plenty to convey an idea. Two options:

1. Use an attachment — write a summary as the note, attach the full document.
2. Split it into smaller notes — AI will connect them again when it builds a page.

[3] has the reasoning and the details on what AI can and can't read inside attachments.

Pages

See [4] for the full guide.

How do Pages get updated?

Page updates are user-triggered — nothing runs AI on your behalf automatically. Either click Refresh on a page (this uses your AI credits), or ask a connected AI assistant to update it via MCP (this uses your own AI subscription instead, and costs no Mikipage credits). See [5] for the comparison.

An automatic server-side sweeper is planned but is not running today.

How do I edit a Page?

You change its inputs rather than its text: edit the notes underneath, or the page's title and instructions, then refresh. If you want to take direct control, use Save as Note to snapshot the page into a note you can edit freely — AI will no longer maintain it.

Can I make a personal Page public?

Not directly. Create a public group — it can have just one member, you — and create the page there. See [6].

Can I make a Page accessible without anyone signing in?

Yes. Pages in a public group are readable by anyone, no account required. See [6].

Can I exclude stale or irrelevant notes from my Pages?

Yes. Create a group such as "Excluded Notes" and move those notes there. Then, in the page's instructions or your Personal AI Instructions (which apply to all your personal pages), tell the AI to avoid notes from that group. The notes still appear when browsing and searching — they just stop feeding pages.

What is the maximum length of a Page?

About 16,000 tokens (roughly 12,000 words). Past that, the text is truncated and a warning appears at the top of the page. Narrow the page's instructions, split it into several focused pages, or remove less relevant notes. See [4].

Groups & Collaboration

See [2] for how groups and spaces relate.

What are Groups?

Groups let you collaborate. In a group you can share notes with members, AI can generate pages that combine everyone's perspectives, and every contribution stays attributed to its author. Sharing a note never makes it editable by anyone but you.

How do I switch between personal and group views?

Use the space switcher at the top of the page. Select Personal for your own notes and pages, or any group to see that group's shared content.

How many people can be in a group?

Up to 30, including you.

How do I separate Work and Personal notes? Do you support "Spaces"?

Two approaches:

Option 1: one collection (recommended). Don't separate them. Put everything in one place and let AI organize it into work and personal pages — you can have both at once, which is exactly what manual folders prevent.

Option 2: separate accounts. If you want hard separation, sign up with two addresses:

• Personal: me@example.com
• Work: me+work@example.com

You can then create a shared group if some notes need to reach both. Gmail, Outlook/Microsoft 365, Yahoo, FastMail, and ProtonMail all support the + format.

Privacy & Security

Is my data private?

Yes, by default. Personal notes are visible only to you; group notes only to group members. Your Personal space can never be shared. Content becomes publicly readable only when you put it in a group and deliberately make that group public.

How do you protect data security and privacy?

Mikipage.ai is built by AWS veterans on a robust AWS stack with encryption in transit and at rest. Security and privacy is our top priority — our own team keeps private data in Mikipage too.

What does the AI do with my notes?

It reads them to identify themes, generate page summaries, and suggest connections. Your data is processed securely and is never shared with third parties or used to train models.

Does the AI ever change my notes?

Only when you explicitly ask, via AI Polish — and even then it appends its version to the bottom of the note rather than replacing what you wrote. Nothing else in Mikipage modifies a note. AI writes pages, not notes. See [2].

Integrations

How do I connect Mikipage to Claude or another AI assistant?

Add https://mikipage.com/mcp as a custom connector. Step-by-step instructions for Claude, Claude Code, and other MCP clients are in [7] — along with what you can then ask for, and why it consumes no Mikipage AI credits.

How do I access my data and the site using the API?

There's a full REST API covering everything the product can do, plus a Python SDK. See [8].

Alpha Stage

What stage is Mikipage in right now?

Mikipage is in early development (alpha). What that means for you:

1. Updates are user-triggered. Pages refresh when you click Refresh, or when you ask a connected AI assistant to do it. Server-side automatic updates aren't running yet.
2. Two ways to pay for AI. Website updates use Mikipage AI credits; MCP updates use your own AI subscription and consume no credits. See [5].
3. AI credits. New accounts get 500 free credits. See [9].
4. Expect occasional glitches. You may hit bugs or surprises. We appreciate your patience and your feedback.