The CLI is open source and free — always. Pro and Team add hosting and cross-repo visibility on top.
The open-source CLI, self-hosted.
Skip the hosting. Just wikipilot deploy.
For orgs with more than one repo to keep honest.
Most generators write pages once and never check them again. wikipilot records which source files each page came from and when — so if the code changes and the page doesn't get regenerated, the page marks itself stale instead of silently going out of date.
No — generating, building, and serving the wiki works with no external services. The optional 'ask the wiki' assistant needs an Anthropic API key, but everything else runs locally.
wikipilot build outputs plain static HTML/CSS/JS. Host it anywhere — GitHub Pages, S3, your own server — or skip the setup entirely with a Pro hosted wiki on wikipilot.dev.
Yes, MIT licensed. Only the hosted Pro/Team tiers are a paid product — the core CLI is free and stays free.
wikipilot scans the repo's file structure and source content directly, so it isn't tied to one language or framework.