Mycorrhiza Wiki

Mycorrhiza Wiki is a lightweight wiki engine that stores content as plain files and keeps history in Git. It is implemented in Go and uses a custom markup language called Mycomarkup, targeting personal wikis, digital gardens and small-team knowledge bases. (mycorrhiza.wiki)

Key Features

• Filesystem-backed content (no database) with Git-based history and web feeds (RSS/Atom/JSON). (mycorrhiza.wiki)
• Content model built around "hyphae": modular content units that can transclude and link each other.
• Mycomarkup as the primary, unambiguous markup format for authoring.
• Keyboard-driven navigation and shortcuts for power users.
• Optional authorization (username/password and Telegram login widget) and Open Graph meta support.
• Interwiki support and simple deployment: a one-liner initializes a Git repo, prepopulates config and runs a server (default :1737); repository contains Dockerfile and build artifacts. (github.com)

Use Cases

• Personal knowledge base, digital garden or commonplace book for individuals.
• Documentation or lightweight wiki for small teams and communities.
• Public or private instances where Git-based history and file-editability are desired.

Limitations and Considerations

• Uses a custom markup (Mycomarkup) rather than CommonMark/Markdown; this may require learning different syntax.
• Reliant on Git for history and workflows, which assumes users or administrators are comfortable with Git operations.

Mycorrhiza is a focused, minimal wiki engine that emphasizes plain-file content, Git provenance and a connective "hyphae" model for building hypermedia documents. It is well-suited where simple deployment, file-editability and Git history are priorities. (mycorrhiza.wiki)