deepwiki-rs alternatives
Curated alternatives to deepwiki-rs — and why you'd switch.
mex
A living wiki for your codebase, written by your coding agents: a Tree-sitter graph grounds structured Markdown notes, task-aware routing loads only what's needed, and drift checks catch stale claims.
Why switchBoth generate a markdown wiki of a codebase; mex is written continuously by your coding agents on a Tree-sitter graph, Litho is a one-shot C4 generator you re-run.
Full comparison →codeflow
Paste a GitHub URL or drop a local folder → interactive architecture map in the browser: dependency graph, blast radius, health grade, security scan. Single index.html, zero install.
Why switchcodeflow renders an interactive architecture/dependency map in the browser; Litho produces the same understanding as C4 documents with diagrams - visual vs prose.
Full comparison →Graft
Context layer for large codebases: a graph of plain-English markdown nodes — no embeddings, no index — agents read like any repo file. Claude Code hooks + MCP; 42% fewer tokens in its bench.
Why switchgraft builds a graph of plain-English markdown nodes for agents to navigate large codebases; Litho's C4 docs serve humans first and agents second.
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