Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-11-23 07:43Core Insights - Google has previewed Code Wiki, an AI project aimed at generating documentation for codebases and updating it with each code change [1] - The preview includes documentation for hundreds of open-source projects, with an upcoming Gemini CLI extension to support internal codebases, though pricing details are not yet available [1] - Code Wiki is a restructured version of Auto Wiki, a project developed before its acquisition by Google, focusing on generating documentation for code rather than outputs [1][3] Group 1 - Code Wiki provides a chat interface for inquiries related to codebases, but responses may lack accuracy without knowledgeable human input [3] - Google identifies reading existing code as a significant bottleneck in software development, particularly for new team members [3] - Developer opinions on AI-generated documentation are mixed, with some expressing concerns about the lack of context and authority in the generated content [4] Group 2 - Code Wiki's automatic document updates can be beneficial but may lead to confusion due to frequent changes [4] - The project is not the first of its kind, as similar initiatives like Devin's DeepWiki also aim to provide documentation for open-source and private codebases [4]