Ask your docs anything. Get answers, not links.
docpilot is a local-first, offline documentation intelligence CLI. Point it at any documentation — websites, PDFs, GitHub repos, man pages — and ask questions in plain English from your terminal. No cloud. No API keys. No hallucinations without sources.
Developers today juggle dozens of tools, each with sprawling documentation spread across different websites, formats, and versions. Current solutions fall short:
- Search is keyword-based — you get a list of pages, not an answer
- Multiple doc sources have no unified interface
- Dense reference docs require deep reading just to find one fact
- Cloud AI tools send your queries to third-party servers and hallucinate without grounding
- Docs go stale — no way to know if what you're reading still reflects the actual code
docpilot fixes all of this.
- 🔍 Semantic search across all your indexed documentation
- 🗂️ Multi-source querying — ask across multiple doc sets simultaneously
- 🤖 Local LLM answers powered by Ollama (Mistral, LLaMA 3, Gemma, etc.)
- 📄 Source citations — every answer tells you exactly where it came from
- 🔄 Staleness detection — flags docs that may be out of sync with the source repo
- 🔒 Fully offline — your queries never leave your machine
- ⚡ Fast retrieval via ChromaDB vector storage
MIT License — see LICENSE for details.