DeepWiki
DeepWiki turns public GitHub repositories into a browsable wiki with architecture diagrams, source-linked documentation, semantic search, and context-grounded Q&A inside the codebase. It’s the free public version of Devin Wiki + Devin Search and supports programmatic access via a no-auth Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for reading wiki structure/content and asking questions. Private repositories are supported through a Devin account.
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Developer
Pricing and Plans
(Freemium)
Free (Public Repos)
Free
- DeepWiki web app for public GitHub repositories
- Architecture diagrams, source-linked docs, semantic search, Q&A
- Free, no-auth MCP server access to public repos
Devin Core (for Private Repos)
$20/one time
- Private repo indexing and Devin Wiki inside Devin
- Pay-as-you-go ACUs (starting minimum $20; ~$2.25 per ACU)
- Up to 10 concurrent Devin sessions; no monthly commitment
Devin Team
$500/month
- Everything in Core plus Devin API
- Unlimited concurrent sessions
- 250 ACUs included monthly; support via Slack Connect
Devin Enterprise
Contact for pricing
- VPC deployment, SSO, admin controls, teamspace isolation
- Custom Devins and Devin Enterprise capabilities
- Dedicated account team and custom terms
System Requirements
Operating System
WINDOWS, MACOS, LINUX
Memory (RAM)
4GB+ (recommended for dashboard use)
Processor
Dual-core 2.0GHz+
Disk Space
200MB+ (SDKs/tooling; core app is web-based)
AI Capabilities
Semantic codebase parsing and clustering
Architecture diagram generation
Context-grounded Q&A over repository content
Semantic search within repos
Programmatic access via MCP tools (ask/read structure/read contents)