What is Sourcey?
Sourcey integrates an open-source documentation platform with a public data service aimed at facilitating software research. This documentation engine adeptly converts various source formats, including OpenAPI, MCP, Doxygen, Go, Rust, and Markdown, into static websites that are not only searchable but also customizable and self-hostable. Development teams can choose to build their projects either locally or within continuous integration settings, allowing them to generate static HTML files equipped with search indexes, llms.txt, and references pertinent to APIs or MCPs. On top of this, Sourcey’s public service provides source-backed startup proposals alongside Agent Readiness scorecards, which encompass dated evidence, unresolved issues, and detailed release histories. Users have the convenience of exploring these records directly on the platform or retrieving them via JSON, a REST API, and MCP. The documentation engine is offered at no cost under the AGPL-3.0 license, ensuring the public can also freely access the research materials. This blend of resources not only offers a well-rounded solution for developers and researchers but also encourages collaboration and sparks innovation throughout the software development landscape. The availability of such comprehensive tools enhances the overall productivity and creativity in the tech community.
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Sourcey documentation introduction page explaining that Sourcey builds static documentation sites from specs, code, guides, changelogs, and other project files.
