Generate repository knowledge and make it available to Qoder CN tasks.
Repo Wiki turns a code repository into structured project knowledge. Use it to understand architecture, trace an implementation, assess change impact, or help a new contributor learn the codebase.
Open a task in the same workspace and state the question or change clearly. You can ask Qoder CN to trace module calls, locate an implementation and its callers, summarize change impact, or identify repository conventions.
Repo Wiki provides project context, but runtime behavior can still differ from documentation. Confirm critical conclusions against current code, configuration, tests, and runtime output.
Find a repository
- Select Knowledge Center in the sidebar.
- Open the Repo Wiki tab.
- Search for the repository, then use Generation Status to show All, Generated, or Not generated projects.
- Switch between Grid view and List view as needed. Select Refresh to reload status.
Generate Repo Wiki
- Open a repository marked Not generated, or select Go to generate.
- Choose English or 简体中文 under Language.
- Review Auto Update, Auto Export, and Citation. These options control incremental updates, Markdown export, and whether agents can use the generated knowledge as context.
- Select Generate Repo Wiki.
Use it in a task
Open a task in the same workspace and state the question or change clearly. You can ask Qoder CN to trace module calls, locate an implementation and its callers, summarize change impact, or identify repository conventions.
Repo Wiki provides project context, but runtime behavior can still differ from documentation. Confirm critical conclusions against current code, configuration, tests, and runtime output.
Keep the result useful
- Keep source code and repository documentation current.
- Exclude generated output, dependencies, caches, and unrelated paths from workspace indexing.
- After material repository changes, check the Repo Wiki status and update the generated knowledge.
- Ask a representative question after generation to confirm that the expected context is available.