What each source adds
Choose the tools Knowledge Health audits.
Knowledge Health works best when your docs are in Falconer, but it also audits docs where they already live. It reads the context across all your connected tools, works out which sources are accurate, and flags issues after checking each source against the others.
To connect a source, open Settings and choose Integrations. For how integrations work in general, see Connect sources.
What each source includes
Section titled “What each source includes”| Source | What it adds |
|---|---|
| Public docs | Your documentation site, added by URL on the Public docs card. Knowledge Health crawls the site and checks its pages against each other and against your code (if connected). |
| GitHub | Repositories, code files, and pull requests. Knowledge Health checks doc claims against the code and flags drift after a pull request merges. It reads repositories and never writes to them. |
| Notion | Pages and databases you share with Falconer. |
| Confluence | Pages from the spaces you select. |
| Google Drive | Docs, sheets, and slides from the drives you connect. |
| Google Workspace | Documents across your Google Workspace, connected for the whole organization. |
| Slab | Posts from your Slab knowledge base. |
| Slack | Conversations Knowledge Health uses to find coverage gaps. |
| Linear | Issues that record decisions and known problems. |
| Granola | Meeting notes that record what people discussed and decided. |
Start with your docs and your code, then add wikis and conversations.
Knowledge Health can run once your first source finishes indexing. Until then, the page shows Indexing your sources and updates when indexing is done.
Audit docs stored in a repository
Section titled “Audit docs stored in a repository”Connect the repository and choose the folder that holds your docs. Knowledge Health treats that folder as your docs and the rest of the repository as code to check them against.
Change sources later
Section titled “Change sources later”To add a source, connect it in Integrations. To remove one, disconnect it there. To narrow one, click Configure on its card and limit the repositories, folders, spaces, or channels Falconer can read.
The next scan picks up the change once indexing finishes. To audit right away, click Run now.