Beautiful, AI-native markdown IDE and LLM wiki
4,192
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TypeScript
primary language
Sep 12, 2026
updated
OpenKnowledge is a beautiful markdown editor with integrations with Claude, Codex, and other harnesses. For knowledge bases, LLM wikis, specs, and notes. Private, local, and free.

Highlights:
Desktop app — download it from openknowledge.ai/download (or grab an installer from the latest release):
Web app — on any platform (including Intel Macs and servers), run the same editor as a local web app via the CLI (Node.js 24+ and git required):
npm install -g @inkeep/open-knowledge
cd your-project
ok init # scaffold the project + wire up your AI editors (Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Codex, OpenCode, OpenClaw)
ok start --open # serve the web editor and open it in your browser
Use OpenKnowledge by opening any existing folder on your computer that contains markdown or mdx files. The app can be used with existing codebases, wikis, Obsidian vaults, etc.
Think of it as Notion meets VS Code.
You can use it simply as a rich, WYSIWYG markdown editor to start. For existing files or plain notes/docs.
To get more complex, you can use the starter packs to create LLM Wikis, second brains, or more structured knowledge bases.
Either way, the app will walk you through installing the MCP and skills for agent harnesses detected on your computer. These are designed to help agents with enriched search + authoring of documents.
Git/GitHub based sync and sharing can optionally be enabled.
Docs for general usage: https://openknowledge.ai/docs.
Public pull requests or issues are welcome!
See CONTRIBUTING.md for details.
OpenKnowledge is licensed under GNU General Public License v3.0 or later, an OSI-Approved open source license.
Feel free to file an issue or ask questions on the Discord community. We're always looking for ideas and requests.
⭐️ If you'd like to support this project, consider starring the repo ⭐️
🔔 Follow us on 𝕏 for product updates. 🔔
490 commits
408 commits
194 commits
174 commits
TypeScript
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JavaScript
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Beautiful, AI-native markdown IDE and LLM wiki
4,192
stars
1,975
commits
TypeScript
primary language
Sep 12, 2026
updated
OpenKnowledge is a beautiful markdown editor with integrations with Claude, Codex, and other harnesses. For knowledge bases, LLM wikis, specs, and notes. Private, local, and free.

Highlights:
Desktop app — download it from openknowledge.ai/download (or grab an installer from the latest release):
Web app — on any platform (including Intel Macs and servers), run the same editor as a local web app via the CLI (Node.js 24+ and git required):
npm install -g @inkeep/open-knowledge
cd your-project
ok init # scaffold the project + wire up your AI editors (Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Codex, OpenCode, OpenClaw)
ok start --open # serve the web editor and open it in your browser
Use OpenKnowledge by opening any existing folder on your computer that contains markdown or mdx files. The app can be used with existing codebases, wikis, Obsidian vaults, etc.
Think of it as Notion meets VS Code.
You can use it simply as a rich, WYSIWYG markdown editor to start. For existing files or plain notes/docs.
To get more complex, you can use the starter packs to create LLM Wikis, second brains, or more structured knowledge bases.
Either way, the app will walk you through installing the MCP and skills for agent harnesses detected on your computer. These are designed to help agents with enriched search + authoring of documents.
Git/GitHub based sync and sharing can optionally be enabled.
Docs for general usage: https://openknowledge.ai/docs.
Public pull requests or issues are welcome!
See CONTRIBUTING.md for details.
OpenKnowledge is licensed under GNU General Public License v3.0 or later, an OSI-Approved open source license.
Feel free to file an issue or ask questions on the Discord community. We're always looking for ideas and requests.
⭐️ If you'd like to support this project, consider starring the repo ⭐️
🔔 Follow us on 𝕏 for product updates. 🔔
490 commits
408 commits
194 commits
174 commits
TypeScript
97.6%
JavaScript
1.1%