Chatwiki

Chatwiki is a no code platform for building enterprise AI applications around a company's own knowledge. It combines visual workflow orchestration, retrieval augmented generation chatbots and a managed AI knowledge base, extended by plugins, MCP services and a template library. Typical deployments are customer service bots that answer from a professional knowledge base around the clock, internal assistants for IT, HR and finance questions, and a central knowledge store with automatic classification, fast retrieval and recommendations. It is aimed at businesses, including those serving customers in China, that want AI agents without writing code. The platform connects to more than 20 large models, including OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, Grok, Mistral, DeepSeek, Moonshot, Zhipu, Tongyi Qianwen, Tencent Hunyuan, Baidu and Doubao, and supports switching or mixing models to balance cost and quality. Applications can be published to channels such as H5 pages, the web and WeChat official accounts, with a dedicated official account agent and custom WeChat workflows. Permission controls and enterprise private deployment are supported. There are two ways to use it. A community edition is free and open source on GitHub and Gitee, deployable with Docker, the Baota or 1Panel server panels, or without Docker; commercial use must follow the ChatWiki open source licence. The hosted service offers a free trial, and its pricing page lists Trial, Enterprise and Flagship editions billed per year with a contact option for quotes, but the amounts load dynamically and could not be read, so buyers should confirm current prices with the vendor. Chatwiki is developed by Zhima Xiaoshi Network Technology, based in Wuhan, and its site is available in English and Chinese.