Can a prompt replace Nuclino?

Build a minimal team wiki with a visual board view as an alternative way to browse pages, on top of a fixed data model rather than Nuclino's own real-time collaborative engine. Use Next.js/TypeScript with Postgres. Support Markdown pages organized into named collections, a lightweight wiki structure with no deep nesting. Build two views per collection: a standard list view, and a board view where each page is a draggable card positioned freely on a 2D canvas, with position saved per page. Support [[wiki-links]] between pages with backlinks shown at the bottom of each page. Implement basic version history: save a snapshot on each edit, viewable as a list of past versions with a simple text diff, not a fancy visual diff, between any two. Add full-text search across all pages in the workspace. Do not build real-time multiplayer editing, the same honest limitation as this catalogue's other team-tool entries, since conflict-free concurrent editing is genuinely hard; use last-save-wins with a warning if the page changed since you started editing. Requires hosting and a database; no external API key needed.