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DeepWiki Open

A self-hosted AI wiki generator turns GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket repositories into documentation with visual diagrams and guided code tours.

DeepWiki Open generates interactive documentation from code repositories. It's for developers who want to understand a project's structure and explore its code through a wiki.

Repository wikis: Generate organized documentation from repositories on GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket, using analysis of their code structure.
Visual diagrams: View generated diagrams alongside the documentation to help explain how the code works.
Guided code tours: Use generated codemaps to follow tours focused on the project's code.

The repository includes Docker deployment for the original Next.js and Python application. Its setup documentation supports Google Gemini, OpenAI, OpenRouter and local Ollama models; model and embedding configuration determine where processing happens. Choosing a cloud provider sends requests to that service, so self-hosting the interface alone does not make it offline.

The project is licensed under MIT. Its English README also promotes Grok Wiki 2.0 as a separate download; this listing describes the repository's self-hostable app.

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