Turn AI-generated code into something you and others can understand, review and improve —
in your editor, with your own Claude Code. On the web, when others should weigh in.
Free in your editor · Pen Wiki Team: 14 days free, then $8 / month per active person — fair billing
“I vibe coded it — and, as usual, realized I don’t understand so many things in it.”
One loop, where you already work. Pen Wiki in VS Code opens any Markdown file the same way as the web: point at a sentence, a picture or a diagram, say what should happen, and your Claude Code chat does it — in your repo, with your permissions, nothing running in the background. Pen Wiki Team puts the project on the web as a wiki — its Markdown files, folder by folder, even with no code around — so the people who never open an editor can read, comment and review it; their comments come back to your Claude Code here.
Every request passes the auth middleware, then the cache in front of the database, then the handler.
Every request passes the auth middleware, then the handler — the cache is gone.
Pen Wiki comment on architecture.md: “Is the cache still needed? …”
Read cache.py — nothing hits it since v2. Removed it and updated the page.
Done — 2 files changed, tests green.
When others
should weigh in.
Every request passes the auth middleware, then the handler. Rate limits apply per API key.
Per key, or per user? The contract says per user.
Runs in your chat, with your permissions. Nothing in the background.
You reply, or hand each one to Claude — and verify.
architecture.mdHow it worksWritten from your code by Claude Code, kept in sync with it.
security-standards.mdHow it should workYour own rules — security, architecture, compliance. No special format, no review engine.
security-review.mdWhere it differsEvery finding traced to the code. Comment on one, and it gets fixed — you approve.
One language for you, your AI and your code: Markdown. In your editor it is free. Pen Wiki Team — share, review together, approve — is $8 a month per person. Nothing leaves your machine until you switch it on.