Managing Wikis
Regenerate, delete, and keep your wiki documentation up to date.
Wikis can be regenerated to reflect the latest code changes or deleted when no longer needed.
Regenerating a Wiki
As your codebase evolves, the wiki can fall out of date. To update it:
- Open the wiki you want to update
- Click the Regenerate button
- The agent re-analyzes the repository from the latest commit and rebuilds all pages
Regeneration replaces the existing wiki content entirely. The new wiki reflects the current state of the default branch.
Each wiki tracks the git SHA it was generated from. You can see this on the wiki page alongside the "Last indexed" date, so you always know how current the documentation is.
Deleting a Wiki
To remove a wiki:
- Open the wiki you want to delete
- Click the Delete button
- Confirm the deletion
Deleting a wiki permanently removes all generated pages and chat history. This action cannot be undone.
Wiki Metadata
Each wiki displays key information about the repository and generation:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Repository | Name, owner, and link to the GitHub repository |
| Language | Primary programming language detected |
| Stars | GitHub star count |
| Description | Repository description from GitHub |
| Last indexed | When the wiki was last generated |
| Git SHA | The commit hash (first 7 characters) the wiki was built from |
| Status | Current state — pending, generating, completed, or failed |
Permissions
- You can view and manage wikis you created
- Team members can view wikis shared with their team
- Only the wiki creator can regenerate or delete a wiki