What it does
Sourcey's documentation engine generates static documentation from OpenAPI and MCP definitions, Doxygen, Go and Rust documentation, and Markdown. The product page describes generated API references and documentation as static HTML that teams can host themselves, with machine-readable output such as Markdown, llms.txt, OpenAPI, and MCP metadata.
Assemble a developer portal from project sources
Sourcey is a static documentation generator for teams that need API and code references alongside narrative guides. The vendor lists OpenAPI, MCP, Doxygen, godoc, rustdoc, and Markdown inputs, then produces a themed site with search and agent-oriented files such as llms.txt. The generated output is described as static HTML that can be hosted independently, which may suit teams that want control over design and infrastructure.
This workflow assumes that teams can manage source definitions and deployment of a generated site. The product homepage also contains a separate software research directory; this record covers the documentation engine only. No generator was run and no output was deployed.
Strengths
- Supports several API and language-documentation inputs alongside Markdown guides.
- The vendor describes static output and agent-readable documentation artifacts for self-hosting.
Best for
- Engineering teams assembling API references and code documentation into a self-hosted portal
Sources
- Free, self-hosted documentation generator · Sourcey (Oct 25, 2026)
- Docs tools and software research · Sourcey (Oct 25, 2026)