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quickwiki-ai

v0.1.1

Published

Quick and local documentation generator for codebases

Readme

npx quickwiki-ai 📚

NPM version License

Automated codebase documentation powered by Gemini

Like DeepWiki but fast, runs locally and under your control

FeaturesUsageHow It Works

🤔 Want to see what QuickWiki can do? Check out its own documentation - yes, we used QuickWiki to document itself!

🚀 Features

  • 🤖 Fully Automated: Just point it at your repository and get a complete wiki with zero human input
  • 📊 Smart Architecture Analysis: Generates architectural overviews, diagrams, and code explanations
  • Fast & Affordable: Uses Google's Gemini models for quick, cost-effective processing
  • 🔒 Privacy First: Runs locally with your own API key
  • 📝 Markdown Output: Clean, readable files that you can use with other AI tools
  • 📈 Visual Documentation: Auto-generates Mermaid diagrams for architecture and workflows

💻 Usage

🏃 Quick Start

If you don't have a Gemini API key, get one from Google AI Studio.

# Set your Gemini API key
export GEMINI_API_KEY=your_api_key

# Generate docs for your repository
npx quickwiki-ai /path/to/your/repo

Your docs will be generated in a minute or two! They will be in the wiki directory by default.

Command Line Options

npx quickwiki-ai <repository-path> [options]

Options:

  • -o, --output <directory>: Custom output directory (default: /wiki)
  • -k, --gemini-api-key <key>: Provide API key via command line instead of environment variable

⚙️ How It Works

QuickWiki uses Gemini 2.0 Flash to generate documentation in three steps:

  1. Explore Codebase

    • Scans repository structure and identifies key files
    • Uses AI to select the most relevant files in two passes
    • Builds comprehensive understanding of your codebase
  2. Generate Documentation Structure

    • Generates documentation outline with pages and sections
    • Identifies relevant files for each documentation topic
  3. Generate Documentation Pages

    • Creates each page using relevant code context
    • Auto-generates diagrams and code explanations
    • Builds navigation and links everything together

🛠️ Requirements

  • Node.js 16+
  • TypeScript
  • tree command-line utility with --gitignore support
  • Google Gemini API key (get one from Google AI Studio)