DeepWiki for AI agents
Ask questions about any public GitHub repository, and read the wiki DeepWiki generates for it. There is nothing to sign in to: Spinrun runs it for you, billed in credits.
- No key to hold
- Ready to connect
- Any MCP client
- No card required
The route from an agent to DeepWiki
Once DeepWiki is set up in your workspace, any agent you run can reach it: a Spinrun agent, or Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor through one MCP endpoint. Every call passes through the Spinrun gateway, which sorts it by risk and writes it to the activity log.
By default, every change an agent makes in a connected app waits for your approval, on every plan. Enhanced Control adds per-app read, write and destructive rules at the gateway on Free and Pro.
DeepWiki in the catalog
Ask questions about any public GitHub repository, and read the wiki DeepWiki generates for it. · Developer Tools & DevOps
- An agent gets a jobFrom chat, a schedule, or your own AI client
- Spinrun checks the callSorted as a read, a write or a destructive call
- DeepWiki does the workOn Spinrun's own account, billed in credits
- Every call is loggedTool, outcome and duration, in one activity log
What it can do
Every DeepWiki action, sorted by risk
Spinrun sorts every DeepWiki action into one of three tiers. By default, agents ask before a write; on Free and Pro, the rules you set decide which tiers run.
- Reads
Read actions
Fetch and search. Cannot change anything.
- Writes
Write actions
Create and update. Changes data but does not remove it.
- Destructive
Destructive actions
Delete, revoke, or overwrite. Hard or impossible to undo.
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Questions about DeepWiki
Spinrun calls DeepWiki on its own account, so there is no key for you to hold. Its calls are billed in credits from your workspace.
Put DeepWiki to work. Start free.
Connect DeepWiki, decide what it may do, and give an agent its first job.