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Oxynote
The brains behind your team's technical operations.
Oxynote is a collaborative platform where runbooks, API docs, and live metrics live in one place — think Notion's editing experience crossed with Grafana's view of your systems, with more of the ops stack on the roadmap.
- Runbooks that stay alive — real-time collaborative documents with branches, reviews, and merging, so operational knowledge is maintained like code, not lost in a wiki.
- API docs, Stripe-style — a block-based editor (code, diagrams, callouts, split documentation) built for polished, structured reference pages.
- Live data where you read — embed Prometheus metrics and SQL queries (PostgreSQL, MySQL/MariaDB) directly in documents, watch URLs and container images, track GitHub activity, and ask the built-in AI assistant.
AI assistant and MCP server
Oxynote has a built-in AI assistant (works with models from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, Ollama or OpenRouter) and an MCP server that lets Claude Code and other MCP clients work with your documents. Setup: docs/ai.md.
Contributing
See CONTRIBUTING.md for running Oxynote from source.