Overview

Automatically generate structured, browsable documentation from any GitHub repository.

Paragon Wiki automatically generates comprehensive, browsable documentation from your GitHub repositories. Point it at a repo and get a full wiki with hierarchical topics, source file references, and an integrated chat for asking questions about the codebase.

What It Does

Structured documentation — Automatically creates a multi-page wiki organized by topic from your repository's source code
Hierarchical navigation — Browse topics in a sidebar tree with nested subtopics, just like a real wiki
Source file references — Every wiki page links back to the source files it was generated from
Integrated chat — Ask follow-up questions about the repository directly within the wiki viewer
Keeps up to date — Regenerate the wiki at any time to reflect the latest code changes

How It Works

Select a repository — Choose any connected GitHub repository from the wiki page
Wiki generates — Paragon's agent clones the repo, analyzes the code, and builds a structured wiki
Browse documentation — Navigate the generated wiki with a sidebar, table of contents, and search
Ask questions — Use the integrated chat to ask anything about the codebase

Wiki Structure

Each generated wiki includes:

Component	Description
Topic tree	Hierarchical sidebar navigation organized by theme (e.g., Architecture, API, Components)
Pages	Individual documentation pages with rendered Markdown, code blocks, and diagrams
Table of contents	Right-side TOC that tracks your scroll position within a page
Source files	Collapsible section on each page showing which files were referenced
Chat	Bottom panel for asking questions with full context of the current page

Next Steps

Generating a Wiki

Create your first wiki from a GitHub repository

Browsing & Navigation

Navigate topics, pages, and the table of contents

Wiki Chat

Ask questions about your codebase within the wiki

Managing Wikis

Regenerate, delete, and organize your wikis

Integrations Generating