OpenKnowledge
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Markdown editor with WYSIWYG interface, AI-powered wiki tools, LLM integrations, and collaboration features. Supports team sharing, GitHub sync, graph link navigation, TUI access, and embeddable components for specs or reports, all in a private environment.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source (GPL-3.0)
Application typeApplication types
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Node.JS
Features
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OpenKnowledge News & Activities
Recent activities
- Paul added OpenKnowledge as alternative to Opensidian
- fbianco1981 added OpenKnowledge as alternative to gknowledge
- tylerlikesps4 liked OpenKnowledge
danieldeng2 added OpenKnowledge as alternative to MarbleMD
DavidBoissevain added OpenKnowledge as alternative to Fyka Notes- Paul added OpenKnowledge as alternative to NEO Emacs
- Gareth-Brown added OpenKnowledge as alternative to EtherPK
abelnotes added OpenKnowledge as alternative to AbelNotes- Derek Moore liked OpenKnowledge
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Requirements: Linux, image support, _TeX support, no account needed
Likes: no AI, Android syncing, FOSS, split view, callouts, simplicity, themes, plugins, .deb, OCR, handwriting conversion
Dislikes: not FOSS, AI , freemium, maximalists












Comments and Reviews
As someone who spends a lot of time documenting AI projects, I really like the direction OpenKnowledge is taking. Keeping everything in Markdown while integrating with Claude, Codex, and other AI agents feels like the best of both worlds. It's always nice to see tools that give you AI-powered features without locking your knowledge into a closed platform.