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Bring repo docs into one readable workspace.

RepoWiki brings Markdown, MDX, runbooks, and agent instructions from multiple repositories into one private reading and search workspace.

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The RepoWiki workflow.

This guide explains the core workflow: connect the right docs, keep the workspace private, make answers searchable, and preserve source details for confidence.

01 / source

Start with the docs you already have

Keep architecture notes, runbooks, product decisions, and agent instructions close to the teams that maintain them. RepoWiki turns those files into a workspace people can actually read.

02 / sync

Choose what enters the workspace

Connect the repositories and paths that matter. Each sync keeps repository, branch, path, commit, and hash details attached when readers need to verify a page.

03 / read

Give every team a reader

Browse by workspace, project, and repository, then search across all indexed docs without guessing which repo holds the answer.

04 / safety

Keep sensitive material out

Use private workspaces for team docs and agent context. Keep secrets, credentials, and regulated data out of docs, even when the workspace is private.

workspace snapshot

Details stay close to the content.

RepoWiki is most useful when every page can answer three questions quickly: where it came from, when it changed, and who can read it.

Source

Selected repos · docs/ · main

Content

Markdown and MDX

Details

repo, branch, path, commit

Boundary

private workspace members