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Wiki turns an indexed repository into browsable documentation connected to its code graph. Open Wiki in Graphify Cloud, then select a repository.

Read your repository’s wiki

Start with Overview, then use the article index to explore communities and concepts. The table of contents moves between sections of the current article. Links connect related articles and, where a graph reference can be resolved, open the corresponding code context in Graphs. The wiki is generated alongside the repository’s code graph. Articles describe the indexed build, so check the repository’s indexing state when comparing them with newer code.

Search or ask

The wiki provides two ways to investigate a question: Search first when you know a name or phrase. Use Ask the wiki instead when you need an explanation across relationships. Open the referenced articles and graph nodes to inspect the evidence behind an answer.

Share a useful page

The current repository and article are reflected in the page URL. Copy that URL to direct a teammate to the same article. They need access to the corresponding Cloud workspace and repository. If the article no longer exists in the current build, the reader falls back to the wiki Overview.

When the wiki is empty

  • Repository not indexed: enable indexing and let the next repository build finish.
  • Indexing in progress: the wiki appears with the completed code graph.
  • No wiki artifact for an older build: re-index the repository to produce a current wiki.
Wiki availability depends on workspace access. If the page reports an unavailable or oversized artifact, follow its displayed message; that state is different from an empty search result. For graph navigation, see Explore your graphs. For a local Markdown export, see Export and reuse your graph.