Code Wiki is a new platform that tackles the bottleneck of reading existing code by providing an automated, continuously updated, structured wiki for code repositories. It features hyper-linked documentation, a Gemini-powered chat agent that understands your repo, and automated diagrams. A public preview is available for open-source projects, and a Gemini CLI extension is coming soon for secure use on private repos.
Introducing Code Wiki: Accelerating your code understanding
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