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I think this misses the biggest need (which one might not consider if coming from Confluence): - consolidation of wiki together with your code's READMEs and generated docs (e.g. sphinx, mkdocs, swagger, etc., anything that outputs documentation from your codebase) Note on the "integrated diagram editor", this brings up another feature (though less critical than above): - by standardizing on a docs-as-code abstraction like mermaid or kroki, you can then leverage (a) diffable diagrams as code, and (b) quite a few relevant OSS editors. See VSCode extensions for a few different implementations, but that said, if you pick mermaid, then the same diagrams work in the wiki tool as on GitHub, as well as local-first open content format tools like Foam, Dendron, or Obsidian.md, which is nice. |