Wiki

The Wiki is the readable face of Cortex’s Deep Knowledge — an AI-generated documentation site for each of your repositories, written and kept up to date automatically.

How it works

Pick a repository and Cortex presents its generated documentation as a set of sections you can navigate from a sidebar. There’s no manual authoring: Cendriix produces the pages from your source code — architecture overviews, module guides, and more — and regenerates them as the code changes. Where it helps, pages include diagrams rendered inline.

What you’ll see

• Repository grid — your repos, filterable by type, with wiki availability shown.
• Section navigation — a sidebar of the generated sections with smooth-scroll jump-to.
• Rich content — Markdown with code blocks, tables, and lists.
• Inline diagrams — architecture, flow, and ERD diagrams rendered in the page.
• Generation status — clear states for “No Deep Knowledge yet”, “Generating…”, and “Generation requested…”.
• Generate Deep Knowledge — a one-click call to action when a repo hasn’t been documented yet.
• Freshness — each section shows when it was last generated, with a resync available in the detail view.

See also: Cortex overview, Sources, Explorer