Sourcey Description

Sourcey merges an open-source documentation platform with a public data service focused on software research. This documentation engine transforms sources such as OpenAPI, MCP, Doxygen, Go, Rust, and Markdown into searchable static websites that feature customizable themes and can be self-hosted. Developer teams have the flexibility to build their projects locally or in continuous integration environments, enabling them to publish static HTML files that include search indexes, llms.txt, and references for APIs or MCPs. Additionally, Sourcey's public service offers source-backed startup proposals and Agent Readiness scorecards that include dated evidence, unresolved issues, and release histories. Users are able to browse these records directly on the website or access them via JSON, a REST API, and MCP. The documentation engine is available for free under the AGPL-3.0 license, while the public research materials can be freely accessed as well. This combination of services provides a comprehensive solution for developers and researchers alike, fostering collaboration and innovation within the software development community.

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The documentation engine is free under the AGPL-3.0 license, and public research records are free to read. Hosting generated documentation sites may require separate infrastructure.
Free Version:
Yes

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Yes, Sourcey has an API
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Company Details

Company:
Sourcey
Headquarters:
Australia
Website:
sourcey.com

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Sourcey documentation introduction page explaining that Sourcey builds static documentation sites from specs, code, guides, changelogs, and other project files.

Sourcey documentation introduction page explaining that Sourcey builds static documentation sites from specs, code, guides, changelogs, and other project files.

Sourcey documentation introduction page explaining that Sourcey builds static documentation sites from specs, code, guides, changelogs, and other project files. API reference page for a Cheese Store example, showing the “Add a new cheese” POST endpoint, parameter fields, and cURL request sample. Cheese Store API documentation home page with navigation cards for Quickstart, Authentication, API reference, MCP tools, Webhooks, and Changelog. MCP Tools documentation page for the “search_cheese” tool, with parameter descriptions and JSON-RPC request and response examples. API reference page for the Cheese Store “Add a new cheese” endpoint, with request schema fields and a dark cURL code panel. Cheese Store API changelog page listing releases 2.4.0 and 2.3.1 with added, changed, and fixed entries.
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