Notedigit and Context7
Context7, by Upstash, gives coding agents up-to-date documentation for libraries and frameworks, and on paid plans for your own private repositories too. Notedigit serves your own Markdown — any kind, not only code docs — from a server you run, so nothing is parsed or stored by a third party.
Checked against Context7’s own pages on . Sources are listed below.
At a glance
| Aspect | Notedigit | Context7 |
|---|---|---|
| What it serves | NotedigitYour own Markdown notes from a private Git repository | Context7Version-specific library documentation and code examples; private repositories on paid plans |
| Where your content is processed | NotedigitOn your server; nothing is sent to us | Context7Indexed and stored on Upstash infrastructure in the US and EU; queries go to LLM providers for reranking |
| Self-hosting | NotedigitAlways | Context7Enterprise plan |
| Sign-in and access | NotedigitOAuth 2.1 or access tokens, per user and per repository | Context7OAuth; team admins can switch private sources on or off |
| Audit log of AI calls | NotedigitEvery session and tool call, with user, client, tool and arguments | Context7Not documented |
| Price | NotedigitOne-time license from €149, with no per-seat pricing or usage charges | Context7Free for public repositories; Pro $10 per seat a month for private ones, plus usage-based charges for calls and parsing |
When Context7 is the better choice
- Your agents mostly need current documentation for public libraries and frameworks.
- You prefer a hosted service and are comfortable with your private docs being indexed by it.
When Notedigit fits
- The knowledge is your own — policies, playbooks, decisions, notes — rather than library docs.
- Content must not leave infrastructure you control.
- You want to pay once for the whole team instead of a per-seat subscription and usage charges.
Sources
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