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Get Started

Build the smallest useful CodeNib setup first, then add semantic, graph, or agent-backed capabilities only when your workflow needs them.

  • 01 · First run

    Quickstart

    Turn a local repository into a deterministic, source-linked Wiki with no API key or model download.

    Launch your first repository →

  • 02 · Browser workflow

    Web UI

    Configure the repository Wiki, source explorer, graph views, and optional Ask experience.

    Configure the Web UI →

  • 03 · Local stack

    Run locally

    Keep embeddings, reranking, and page generation on infrastructure you control.

    Choose a local deployment →

  • 04 · Backend coverage

    Language capabilities

    Check which languages support chunking, SCIP or LSP graphs, incremental updates, and native decoder acceleration.

    Open the capability matrix →

Pick a repository profile

Start with fast for a zero-model BM25 index. Move to semantic, graph, or full only when the query workload needs those views. The Quickstart lists the package and toolchain requirements for each profile.