deepwiki
# DeepWiki Skill
What this skill does
# DeepWiki Skill Use DeepWiki to explore and understand GitHub repositories through AI-powered documentation and Q&A. ## When to Use DeepWiki Use the DeepWiki MCP tools when you need to: - Understand the architecture of an unfamiliar GitHub repository - Learn how a library or framework works - Find specific implementation details in open-source projects - Get context about a codebase before making contributions - Answer technical questions about public repositories ## Available Tools ### `read_wiki_structure` Get the documentation structure/table of contents for a repository. **Use this first** to understand what documentation is available. ``` repo_name: "owner/repo" (e.g., "facebook/react", "vercel/next.js") ``` ### `read_wiki_contents` Read specific documentation content from the wiki. Use after `read_wiki_structure` to dive into specific topics. ``` repo_name: "owner/repo" topic: "topic-name" (from the structure) ``` ### `ask_question` Ask an AI-powered question about the repository. Best for specific questions when you know what you're looking for. ``` repo_name: "owner/repo" question: "How does authentication work in this project?" ``` ## Best Practices 1. **Start with structure**: Always call `read_wiki_structure` first to see what's available 2. **Be specific**: When using `ask_question`, ask focused questions for better answers 3. **Use repo format**: Always use `owner/repo` format (e.g., `anthropics/claude-code`) 4. **Public repos only**: DeepWiki only works with public GitHub repositories that have been indexed ## Example Workflow 1. User asks about a repository 2. Call `read_wiki_structure` to get the documentation overview 3. Identify relevant sections from the structure 4. Call `read_wiki_contents` for detailed information 5. Use `ask_question` for specific queries not covered in docs ## Limitations - Only works with **public** GitHub repositories - Repository must be indexed on DeepWiki.com - For private repos, users need a Devin account
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