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cubic’s AI wiki automatically indexes your codebase and produces searchable wikis, complete with links to source code, architecture diagrams, and more. Use it to get up to speed with unfamiliar codebases or to answer questions about your codebase. Wiki documentation viewer showing agent lifecycle and data flow

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Getting started

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Navigate to Wiki

Go to cubic.dev/wiki or click Wiki in the main navigation.
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Generate documentation

Select a repository and click Generate. cubic analyzes your codebase and creates documentation in about 3 minutes.
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Search and explore

Browse the documentation or ask questions in natural language to get instant answers.
The wiki is not automatically regenerated when your repository is updated. You need to manually refresh it when needed.

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Asking questions

Ask questions about your codebase in plain English and get comprehensive answers with code references. You can even request visual diagrams to better understand complex architectures and flows.

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Chat best practices

  • Do's ✓
  • Don'ts ✗
  • Be specific - “How does the OAuth2 refresh token work?”
  • Include context - “In the checkout flow, how are payments processed?”
  • Request visual outputs - “Show me a diagram of the authentication flow”
  • Ask for examples - “Show me examples of error handling”

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Sharing answers

Every search generates a shareable URL. Share the link with teammates. Anyone in your GitHub organization with repository access can view it.

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Frequently asked questions

Regenerate after major changes like new features, refactors, or architecture updates.
Yes, every search generates a shareable URL for your team members with repository access.
Yes, Wiki works with both public and private repositories. Access follows GitHub permissions.
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