Supported platforms
DeepWiki-Open fully supports the following major code hosting platforms:
- GitHub: All public and private repositories
- GitLab: Includes self-hosted and cloud-based GitLab instances
- Bitbucket: Support for various projects hosted on the platform
Special note on private warehouses
For the use of private repositories, DeepWiki-Open has the following special requirements:
- Must provide a Personal Access Token (PAT) for the corresponding platform (GitHub/GitLab/Bitbucket)
- Access tokens are only used for repository cloning operations, DeepWiki-Open does not store token information on the server!
- Access tokens can be added directly in the document generation interface, and the entire process is done locally for security.
Notably, DeepWiki-Open's fully localized design means that there is no need to upload any repository data to a cloud-based service, which is an important advantage for enterprise environments that need to tightly control access to their code.
This answer comes from the articleDeepWiki-Open: Automatically Generating AI Documentation for GitHub, GitLab RepositoriesThe
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