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Sourcey | Docs straight from the source

Sourcey Sourcey · open-source documentation engine

Sourcey turns OpenAPI, MCP, Doxygen, godoc, rustdoc, and Markdown into one static HTML site you own. Guides, changelog, roadmap, and llms.txt ship from the same build. Open source and free.

Specs + code

OpenAPI, MCP, Doxygen, godoc, rustdoc, and rich guides in one site.

Agent-friendly output

Clean structured HTML, a JSON search index, and llms.txt from one build.

Product story

Changelog, roadmap pages, examples, and reference together.

Static output

Builds to static HTML. Deploy anywhere.

Get started

No global install. Each command fetches sourcey on the fly.

$ npx sourcey init

✓ Created sourcey.config.ts

$ npx sourcey dev

✓ http://localhost:4400

$ npx sourcey build

✓ Static HTML → dist/

Get started

Empty directory to shipped docs in three commands.

init scaffolds the project, dev gives you hot reload, build emits static HTML.

Features

Six formats in. One site out.

Search, themes, and context exports, all from one build.

Generate from what you have

OpenAPI, MCP, Doxygen XML, godoc, rustdoc, Markdown. Point sourcey at any of them and it renders the reference.

  • OpenAPI 2.0 through 3.2

    Full spec coverage including 3.2's `QUERY` operations, hierarchical tags, and response summaries. Endpoints, schemas, and auto-generated code samples in ten languages, from cURL to Rust.

  • MCP server docs

    Tools, resources, and prompts rendered as browsable reference. JSON-RPC, TypeScript, and Python code samples.

  • C++ and Java via Doxygen

    Feed in Doxygen XML output and get modern, searchable API docs. Works with Moxygen for Markdown-based rendering.

  • Go and Rust, natively

    Go package docs from the Go toolchain, no Doxygen detour, and Rust crate docs from rustdoc JSON via the sourcey-rustdoc binary.

  • Markdown and MkDocs

    Rich Markdown components (steps, cards, accordions, tabbed code), plus existing mkdocs.yml sites brought across whole: nav, snippets, admonitions, assets.

Feels like the rest of your stack

TypeScript config, Vite dev server, instant feedback.

  • TypeScript config

    sourcey.config.ts with defineConfig(). Full autocomplete, type checking. One file defines your entire docs site.

  • Vite dev server

    SSR hot reload on every component and CSS change. Spec and markdown changes trigger instant refresh.

  • Instant search

    Client-side fuzzy search across all pages and API operations. Cmd+K to find anything. Works offline.

  • Install anywhere

    npx sourcey with no global install, or install once via Homebrew, Docker, or Nix.

  • Builds in CI

    One build command drops into GitHub Actions or any pipeline. The docs rebuild from source on every push.

Your output, your hosting

Control how it looks and where it goes. Three theme presets, design tokens, static HTML output, your deploy target.

  • Static HTML output

    Zero framework runtime shipped. Deploy to GitHub Pages, Vercel, S3, anywhere.

  • Three theme presets

    Default sidebar + TOC. Minimal single column. API-first three-column like Stripe. Colors, fonts, and custom CSS on top.

  • Dark mode

    Semantic design tokens, light/dark logo variants, localStorage persistence. Both modes designed in from day one.

  • OG image cards

    Social preview images generated at build time, one per page, from the same source.

  • Context exports

    Auto-generate llms.txt and llms-full.txt alongside your HTML as alternate views of the same documentation graph.

Built in

Built in, not bolted on.

Dark mode, search, themes, OG images, llms.txt. No plugin hunt, no add-on pricing.

Looks great either way.

Semantic design tokens, light and dark logo variants, localStorage persistence. Every component designed for both modes.

Search that ships with the site.

Client-side fuzzy search across every page and API operation. Cmd+K, start typing. Works offline, no server required.

Three layouts. Your brand.

Pick a preset that fits your docs, set your colors and fonts, and layer custom CSS on top.

100/100 across the board.

No framework runtime to download, parse, or execute. Every page is semantic HTML with one stylesheet, and the only JavaScript is small vanilla code for search and navigation. Performance, accessibility, best practices, and SEO all score green. Run it on the live demo.

Comparison

How Sourcey compares.

Your source code shouldn't need a SaaS platform to speak for itself.

Sourcey Redocly GitBook Mintlify Fern ReadMe
Open source Yes Partial No No No No
Static output Yes Yes No No No No
No client-side framework Yes No No No No No
Doxygen / C++ docs Native No No No No No
godoc / Go docs Native No No No No No
Config format TypeScript YAML GUI JSON YAML GUI
Local preview Vite SSR Local Cloud Local Local Cloud
No account required Yes Partial No No No No
Self-hosted Yes Yes No No Yes No
Pricing Free $10/user/mo $65/site/mo $250/mo $150/mo $250/mo

Sourcey

Own your docs.

Open source under AGPL-3.0. Fork it or run it on your own infrastructure.

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