Grok Wiki

Deepwiki Open is an open source generator of AI written wikis for code repositories. Given a GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket repository, the original web application analyses the code structure, generates documentation, creates diagrams that explain how the pieces fit together, organises the result into a navigable wiki, and builds a codemap for guided tours of the code. The project is published under the MIT licence. Version 2.0 moves the project to a local first desktop workspace, which the listed website now distributes under the Grok Wiki name. Developers point it at one or more repositories, URLs or local folders, describe the wiki they want, and receive generated pages linked to source evidence. The workspace is organised into five areas reached with keyboard shortcuts: Projects, Wiki, Ask for questioning a codebase, Docs for reference material, and Tasks, where captured work is run by a local agent in the built in terminal. Model calls are handed to command line agents the developer already signs in to, including Grok CLI, Codex CLI, Claude Code, Pi and Antigravity, so the app never holds an API key. Wikis, answers and task runs are saved to a local library, and publishing to the public gallery is an explicit action. No pricing is published. The desktop app is offered as a download, the source is MIT licensed, and model costs fall on whichever command line agent the user connects. At the time of writing the site offers a download for Mac only, and optional usage telemetry is documented as excluding prompts, answers, code, paths, keys and run logs.