The distinction the project draws against documentation-chat sites is that the agent keeps the capability: it can reach several repositories in one session, at any point, instead of you visiting a site per project. It is a reading tool, not a summarising one - it does not generate an explanatory wiki, it gives the agent the code.
A hosted service for reading open-source code. Rather than cloning a library to answer a question about it, the agent queries the repository directly - and when a project keeps its documentation in a separate repository, that is recognised and served together with the code.
- Access to any public GitHub repository, not just one you configured in advance
- Documentation repositories detected and provided alongside the main repository
- Two ways in: a skill for coding agents such as OpenCode, Codex, Cursor and Copilot, or MCP for chat apps and other clients
- Fast responses after the first indexing of a repository
- Open source under Apache 2.0, with the public service free to use
Nothing to install for the MCP path: point your client at the streamable HTTP endpoint at https://api.gread.dev/mcp. For coding agents the skill installs with a single skills command against the repository. Self-hosting is documented separately.
One command — npx -y mcp-remote https://api.gread.dev/mcp