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The AutoWiki view in the Factory App at app.factory.ai/wiki lets you browse, search, and manage generated Wikis for all your repositories in one place.

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What you’ll see

The top-level Wiki view lists every generated repository Wiki, with freshness indicators and controls for searching, filtering, and refreshing documentation. Open a repository to read generated pages with navigation, page outlines, search, export, and refresh controls. When GitHub Wiki sync is enabled, the same generated pages are also available from the repository’s GitHub Wiki tab.

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Browsing your Wikis

The main AutoWiki page shows a table of repositories with generated Wikis. Each row displays the repository name, last refresh date, and branch. Click a repository to open its Wiki.

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Wiki reader

The Wiki reader provides:
  • Markdown rendering — Full-fidelity rendering of the generated documentation with syntax-highlighted code blocks
  • Table of contents — A sidebar outline of the current page for quick navigation
  • Breadcrumbs — Hierarchical navigation showing your position in the page tree
  • Search — Full-text search across all generated pages
  • Version history — A dropdown to browse previous Wiki generations and compare how documentation has evolved
  • Export — Download the generated documentation as markdown files

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Refreshing a Wiki

Click the Refresh button on a Wiki page to regenerate documentation. A modal presents two options:

One-time refresh

Regenerate the Wiki once using the latest code on the default branch.

Recurring (on push)

Install a CI action that refreshes the Wiki on every push to the default branch.
After choosing a mode, select how to run the generation:

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Batch refresh

From the top-level AutoWiki page at app.factory.ai/wiki, you can refresh multiple repositories at once:
  1. Click Refresh to enter selection mode
  2. Select the repositories you want to refresh
  3. Choose One-time or Recurring
  4. Select a Droid Computer to run the work
Droid clones each repository on the selected Droid Computer and generates Wikis, or sets up recurring generation, running the jobs in parallel where possible.

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