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Understand any codebase fast
SPIRITT uses DeepWiki to learn public codebases in minutes. It reads the generated docs, asks precise questions about architecture and internals, and turns what it learns into integration code, decisions and onboarding material.
What you can do with DeepWiki.
Docs for any public repo
Read the topic structure and full generated documentation for a GitHub repository.
Answers grounded in code
Ask specific questions about how a codebase works and get answers drawn from its wiki.
Knowledge that becomes work
Turn answers into dependency choices, integration code and documentation your team uses.
Works with your other apps.
Get started in three steps.
01
Open your workspace
Start a SPIRITT workspace for the codebase research or integration you want done.
02
Connect DeepWiki
DeepWiki needs no account. Connect the repository and docs tools where results should land.
03
Delegate an outcome
Name the repositories and the decision or deliverable. SPIRITT researches, then builds or writes it.
Hand over a mission.
Choose a mission. Make it yours.
Put DeepWiki to work.
Understand any codebase fast
Questions
DeepWiki, with SPIRITT.
01Which repositories does DeepWiki cover?+
Public GitHub repositories, referenced by owner and name.
02What can SPIRITT read?+
The list of documentation topics and the full generated documentation for each repository.
03Can it answer specific code questions?+
Yes. It asks targeted questions about a repository and gets answers grounded in its DeepWiki.
04Do I need an account?+
No. DeepWiki works without authentication.
05What about our private code?+
DeepWiki covers public repositories. For private code, SPIRITT works directly in your connected GitHub or GitLab.
06What does SPIRITT do with the answers?+
It turns them into working code, decision records, guides and reviews in the tools your team uses.