Author in MDX
Twenty-two zero-import components: callouts, tabs, steps, code groups, and more.
Solutions
Write it once. It answers everywhere.
One MDX source in git becomes the website, the search index, the AI answers, and the AI agent surfaces, with your permissions intact on each.
---
title: Single sign-on setup
---
## When SSO is required
<Callout type="note">
Enterprise workspaces can require SSO for every member.
</Callout>◫ Website⌕ Search✦ Ask AI⌁ AI agents
What writers do with GraphStaff
Your words, every surface, no copies.
Publish through git
Pull requests preview every change. Merge ships it.
Answer through AI
Ask AI reads your pages and cites them, so the words you wrote are the answer.
Version without forking
Versions partition navigation, search, and answers without duplicating files.
One repository
Internal notes and public guides, side by side.
Group-scope a page and it disappears from every surface a reader cannot access: navigation, search, answers, and exports.
More solutions
Questions, answered
Frequently asked questions.
The short version of what teams usually want to know before they see GraphStaff in action.
Is there a web editor?
Not today. Authoring is MDX in git, and non-technical contributors work through pull requests.
Can I control how AI uses my writing?
The assistant only answers from published pages and always cites them. It refuses rather than improvises.
Does versioning mean maintaining copies?
No. Versions partition the same site, and search and answers stay scoped to the version the reader is on.
What does GraphStaff cost?
$500 per month for Docs and Knowledge Hubs. One plan with authentication, Ask AI, MCP, and analytics included. No tiers, no add-ons, no per-user fees.
See it with your knowledge
The single source, actually single.
Bring one page you maintain in three places today. We will show the same page answering everywhere from one file.