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Repo Wiki automatically generates structured documentation for your project and continuously tracks changes in code and documentation. When you query knowledge points, code explanations, or add feature enhancements during development, Repo Wiki deeply analyzes the project structure and code implementation. Combining Repo Wiki with context information, it provides more accurate and detailed answers and documentation support, giving the agent a deeper understanding of the codebase. Repo Wiki

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Use Cases

  • Architecture and Implementation Queries
    Relying on pre-built architectural knowledge, the agent can quickly answer questions like “How is X implemented?” or “Which services depend on this module?” with almost no need to invoke tools.
  • Agent-Driven Development Tasks
    When context width is limited, Repo Wiki accelerates code location, supporting tasks such as:
    • Adding new features
    • Fixing bugs

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Repo Wiki Generation

The Wiki in your repository is not static—it stays synchronized with your code. The Wiki updates in three key scenarios. Understanding when and why it triggers helps you keep the Wiki updated in real-time.
  1. Initial Wiki Generation When you open a project for the first time, no Wiki exists by default. You can generate it from scratch with one click.
  2. Code Changes Detected After the initial generation, the system continuously monitors code changes. If you modify content already recorded by the Wiki (e.g., function signatures, class definitions, API endpoints), the system detects the inconsistency between the current code and the existing Wiki. You can click Update to regenerate only the affected parts.
  3. Git Directory Sync
    Applies only to version 0.2.0 and above.
    If you directly edit Markdown files in the Git directory, the system detects inconsistencies between the Git content and the Wiki. You can click Sync to synchronize the Git changes and update the Wiki.
  4. Generation Limits
    • A maximum of 10,000 files per project. If your project contains more than 10,000 files, it is recommended to exclude non-essential paths in Qoder Settings → Codebase Indexing → Index Exclusions.
    • Only supports Git repositories with at least one commit.

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Repo Wiki Sharing

Applies only to version 0.2.0 and above.
Supports Wiki sharing to facilitate more efficient knowledge flow within the team. When generating a Wiki locally, the system automatically creates a dedicated directory in your code repository: .qoder/repowiki. Wiki Sharing You can commit and push this directory to a remote branch. Team members can then pull the generated Wiki content via git pull—no extra configuration required.

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Multilingual Support

Applies only to version 0.2.0 and above.
The Wiki system supports multiple languages—you can select your preferred language when generating the Wiki. Currently, English and Chinese are supported. When generating the Wiki, the system automatically creates independent directories for each selected language under the Git directory based on your language choices (e.g., repowiki/zh/, repowiki/en/).

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Billing

Generating and updating the Repo Wiki consumes Credits as usual. You can check the consumption records in Usage - Credits.