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Get Started

Connect a repository to your coding agent first. Add a browsable Wiki, local models, or the optional grep → Jev route when you need them.

  • 01 · Coding agents

    Agent-ready CodeGraph

    One command builds BM25 and a typed symbol graph, then registers MCP tools with Codex and Claude Code. No model or API key.

    Connect your agent →

  • 02 · First Wiki

    Quickstart

    Turn a local repository into a source-linked Wiki with reusable hybrid retrieval and no API key.

    Launch your first repository →

  • 03 · Choosing tools

    Compare repository tools

    See what grep, CodeNib, Serena, CodeGraph, and DeepWiki each let an agent ask, and how each resolves relationships.

    Compare the options →

  • 04 · Browser workflow

    Web UI

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

    Configure the Web UI →

  • 05 · Local stack

    Run locally

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

    Choose a local deployment →

  • 06 · Backend coverage

    Language capabilities

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

    Open the capability matrix →

Add language providers

CodeNib detects installed semantic capabilities automatically. Structural and live-navigation providers are language-specific; use codenib toolchain to inspect or install only the tools needed by one repository. The Quickstart shows the complete flow.

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