# Wiki

From day one, your Townie has been quietly getting to know you — how you work, what you care about, the way you like things done. Until now, that lived in the background. The Town Wiki brings it forward: one place to see everything your Townie has come to understand about you.

## What’s in it

Your profile, preferences, communication style, and work patterns — plus the goals and projects moving through your work and life. It’s a living synthesis, refreshed every night, so your Townie always works from an accurate, current picture of you.

## Yours to shape

Select any line to edit it, drop a comment, or rewrite a whole section — it works the way you’d expect a wiki to. You’re not the only editor, though: your Townie maintains it and makes it better over time. See exactly what changed under Recent Updates.

## How it works

Every night, your Townie re-reads everything from the day — keeping what’s important, retiring what’s stale, and checking it against what you’ve actually been up to. It’s a whole new way your Townie builds memory.

## Everywhere you work

This understanding follows you beyond the app. When your Townie triages your inbox, replies in Slack or WhatsApp, or runs a routine, it’s working from the same picture of you — that means sharper suggestions, more personal help, and writing that sounds even more like you.

Find your Wiki in the left sidebar of town.com and in the iOS app. Explore yours at [town.com/wiki](/content/wiki/index.html).

## Does it use my credits?

No. Opening your Wiki, reading it, editing a line, or leaving a comment doesn’t use [credits](/content/docs/billing/credits/index.html) — credits only measure work your Townie does on a request or a routine run. The nightly upkeep pass is free too: it’s one of the background routines Town subsidizes, so it never draws down your balance.

One caveat: like every routine, the nightly pass doesn’t run while an account is out of credits. Your Wiki stays exactly as it is and upkeep picks up again once your credits refresh.