MM-Wiki is a lightweight enterprise wiki and team collaboration platform written in Go that enables rapid deployment of knowledge-sharing systems for organizations.
The tool addresses the need for simple, accessible documentation management within teams and departments. It organizes content into independent spaces, each representing a group of documents for a company department or team, with configurable access levels. Users author content in Markdown, upload attachments, and benefit from full-text search across documents. The system provides role-based permission management, allowing administrators to define custom roles and assign granular permissions. Integration with external authentication systems like LDAP enables single sign-on, and optional email notifications alert users when documents they follow are modified. Documents can be shared and downloaded as Markdown source files.
The tool suits organizations seeking a straightforward, self-hosted alternative to commercial platforms. Its single-binary deployment model, available for Linux, Windows, and Docker, eliminates complex installation procedures. The quick-start installer requires no manual configuration. Teams should choose this if they value simplicity and ease of deployment over extensive feature richness, and if they prefer owning their infrastructure rather than relying on cloud services.
The maintainer acknowledges that the codebase has not received substantial updates in recent years due to limited maintenance capacity and recognition that the UI and technology stack require comprehensive restructuring. A new version is planned, with an invitation for community participation in its development. The project remains functional at its current version but is not actively evolving with new features.
