DeepWiki
Run a scheduled AI agent on your DeepWiki — unattended.
DeepWiki lets you automate DeepWiki on a schedule: a scheduled AI agent queries the documentation of any public GitHub repository and answers plain-language questions about it — no API key needed. It's suited to the recurring, judgment-shaped reading you'd otherwise do by hand, like checking what changed in a dependency's docs or pulling together the key points from a project you rely on. The routine reads DeepWiki's indexed docs and writes up what it finds; it doesn't clone or run the code.
What you can automate
- Dependency docs check: Periodically query docs for libraries you depend on and surface breaking changes.
- Onboarding guide: Generate a weekly summary of key docs from repos your team uses.
- Changelog monitor: Ask DeepWiki about recent changes in upstream projects.
- API usage review: Ask DeepWiki how a specific function or endpoint in a library's docs is meant to be used, on a recurring basis as the project evolves.
- Migration prep digest: Query a repo's docs for setup, configuration, and upgrade notes and compile a short digest before a planned version bump.
Connecting
No setup required — DeepWiki is a free, keyless MCP server. Just attach it to a routine on the Connections page.
Routine templates using DeepWiki
Frequently asked questions
Yes. A Clourou routine can query DeepWiki for any public GitHub repository on a schedule and ask natural-language questions about its docs, then write up the answers for you. It reads DeepWiki's indexed documentation — it doesn't clone or execute the code.
Yes. A routine can ask DeepWiki about the repos you care about and deliver the answers to your inbox and in-app on whatever cadence you set. Email delivery is opt-in per routine.
No. DeepWiki is a keyless MCP server, so there is nothing to authenticate — attach it to a routine on the Connections page and it works. It only reaches public GitHub repositories.
Yes. Once a routine is scheduled, it runs on its own cadence and re-queries DeepWiki each time, so you can track changes to a project's docs without running anything manually.
DeepWiki answers from documentation it has indexed for public GitHub repositories, so it can't reach private repos, run or test code, or open pull requests. It reads and summarizes docs; it doesn't change the repository.
Automate DeepWiki on a schedule
Connect it to Clourou and attach it to a routine in minutes.
Connect DeepWiki