Documentation
OIDA documentation
How to connect an AI client, what an answer contains, who approves what, and where the data lives. Written for the person setting OIDA up and for the people who will rely on its answers.
Getting startedFrom an empty account to the first governed answer in your own AI client. Nothing to host.ConceptsThe vocabulary OIDA uses in every answer. Five states, explicit supersession, scope on every decision.Connect an AI clientOIDA Cloud is a remote MCP server over Streamable HTTP with OAuth 2.1. Any client that supports both can connect. These are the paths verified so far.MCP toolsEighteen tools. Read tools are marked read-only for the client. Write and governance tools ask for confirmation in every supported client.Capturing decisionsTwo ways in: plain text that stays proposed until reviewed, or reviewed records with verifiable evidence.Governance and rolesWho may do what, and how every change is recorded.Security and dataWhere the data lives, how clients authenticate, what is logged.OIDA LocalThe same core as one process on your own machine: one SQLite file, one MCP server over STDIO, one operator.AccessWho can use OIDA Cloud today, and how to ask.Frequently asked questionsShort answers on the record, governance, residency and what runs today.