Mutable.ai's Auto Wiki transforms your codebase into Wikipedia style articles using AI. Its powerful citations system link citations to code with clickable references to each line of code. Here's an example: https://wiki.mutable.ai/kubernetes/kubernetes
Congratulations on the project launch. It's a great idea. We read a lot on Wikipedia, getting used to this format. Convenient. Why not? Best of luck in delivering the product to the customer.
Congratulations on launching Auto Wiki! This is a game-changer for knowledge sharing and onboarding. It's like having a personal Wikipedia for every codebase.
It's exciting to see how this technology can revolutionize knowledge sharing and documentation within the coding community. I always wanted to create technical documents like this but difficult because I have no tech background.
That looks really nice. I wish I could use it with our privately hosted (GitLab) code base to have it for internal use only. Next month we have to onboard new developers and that would be a great opportunity to test this out.
Do you plan on making it available for private repos?
Hey @omar_shams well done and congrats on the launch! Your practical approach puts Mutable.ai on a different level. This looks awesome.
Looks really great at first sight, I'll definitely try that one out.
Are you also planning on connecting to GitLab (or other tools) or is it only possible on GitHub?
About Auto Wiki on Product Hunt
“Turn your codebase into Wikipedia style articles, using AI”
Auto Wiki launched on Product Hunt on January 18th, 2024 and earned 123 upvotes and 13 comments, placing #22 on the daily leaderboard. Mutable.ai's Auto Wiki transforms your codebase into Wikipedia style articles using AI. Its powerful citations system link citations to code with clickable references to each line of code. Here's an example: https://wiki.mutable.ai/kubernetes/kubernetes
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