kodex-fix-missing

You can automatically create missing documentation topics by scanning the codebase to identify gaps and scaffolding complete topic drafts. This process researches the repository, defines topic scope, and generates conceptual, technical, files, and related sections for review.

Scaffolding new knowledge base topics involves generating the four required sections—conceptual, technical, files, and related—in a ready-to-publish draft format. The system uses built-in tooling to research the codebase and create drafts, requiring only topic naming and user validation to publish.

Automated topic discovery works by scanning the repository to identify missing areas based on flags and knowledge gaps. It targets undocumented code sections to define the topic scope and prepare the content structure needed for a complete knowledge base entry.

No, you do not need to manually publish the drafts. The system uses the creation API to publish drafts automatically, but it presents them for your validation and confirmation before finalizing the topic content in the knowledge base.

Auto-generating missing topic documentation includes four main sections: conceptual, technical, files, and related. These sections are scaffolded with researched content and placeholders to provide a complete, ready-to-review topic draft.

Yes, you can use codebase research to define the scope of a new documentation topic. The system scans the repository to understand the context and automatically determines the boundaries and necessary content for the missing topic.