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Open any GitHub repo in DeepWiki, CodeWiki, and more RepoWiki adds a sleek split button to every GitHub repository page — right alongside Watch, Star, and Fork — so you can instantly open any repo in your favorite AI wiki provider. How It Works • Click the button to open the repo in your pinned (default) provider • Click the ▾ chevron to pick from all enabled providers • Pin any provider as your default with one click Built-in Providers • DeepWiki — deepwiki.com • CodeWiki — codewiki.google • Zread — zread.ai • Readmex — readmex.com Custom Providers Want to use a different AI wiki service? Add your own custom providers with a simple URL pattern. Key Features • Split button injected natively into GitHub's UI — feels like a built-in feature • Pin your preferred provider for one-click access • Enable/disable providers from the popup • Dark mode support — automatically matches GitHub's theme • Rainbow hover effect for a touch of delight • Settings sync across devices via Chrome Sync • Keyboard shortcut support • Badge indicator showing extension status • Lightweight and fast — no background processes, no data collection Privacy RepoWiki does not collect, store, or transmit any personal data. It only reads the current GitHub page URL to construct the wiki link. All preferences are stored locally in Chrome Sync storage. Open Source RepoWiki is fully open source. Contributions and feedback are welcome on GitHub. Github repo: https://github.com/landn172/chrome-extension-repowiki.
Mar 25, 2026
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