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refactor: rename architecture files for proper wiki ordering - Rename Architecture-Overview.md to Architecture.md (sorts first) - Add numbers to module files: Architecture-{#}-{Module}.md - This ensures overview appears first in wiki sidebar - Update all internal references and Home page links - Update documentation plan with new naming scheme - Update template instructions with naming convention
refactor: rename architecture docs with consistent prefix pattern - Rename all architecture files to Architecture-{Component}.md format - Drop redundant 'Module' from file names for cleaner URLs - Update all links in Overview and Home pages - This creates clearer wiki navigation with all architecture docs grouped together
fix: restructure architecture documentation for proper wiki hierarchy - Move module docs from subdirectories to flat structure under architecture/ - Update all internal links to use new paths - Fix Home.md links to module documentation - This ensures modules appear as subpages under Architecture in wiki sidebar
fix: rename module documentation files for proper wiki URLs - Rename README.md files to {Module}-Module.md format - Update all internal links in Architecture-Overview.md - Update Home.md with proper wiki links to modules - This fixes wiki URL generation to show module names instead of 'README'
docs: add architecture documentation framework - Add Architecture Overview with code references - Create module documentation template - Update Home page with architecture section
docs: update wiki documentation for agent tools system and recent features - Add comprehensive Agent-Tools.md documentation - Update Getting-Started.md with tools section and new config options - Update Command-Reference.md with /tools and /agent commands - Update Configuration.md with tool/agent settings and correct theme list - Update Session-Management.md with new features (rename, bulk delete, --resume) - Update Troubleshooting.md with tool/agent troubleshooting section - Update Development-Guide.md with current project structure and status - Update Home.md with latest features and new documentation links - Fix theme documentation to reflect actual available themes
docs: add comprehensive wiki documentation - Add Roadmap.md with project phases and milestones - Add Release-Process.md with automated release workflow - Add Session-Management.md with complete session features - Add Configuration.md with TOML config examples - Update Home.md with new wiki structure and links - Update CLAUDE.md to note ROADMAP.md and AGENTS.md importance - Fix GitHub URLs from dannyl1u to djvolz - Update feature descriptions with current capabilities
docs: add comprehensive session management documentation - Create detailed Session-Management.md covering all session features - Add Command-Reference.md with complete command documentation - Update Home.md to include session management in navigation and features - Update Getting-Started.md to introduce session commands early - Document auto-save functionality, context management, and best practices - Include troubleshooting guide for common session issues - Add future enhancements roadmap for session features
docs: migrate comprehensive documentation to wiki - Migrate installation guide, AI modes, development guide - Add troubleshooting guide and OCI GenAI integration docs - Create structured wiki with cross-references - Maintain roadmap link to main repository - Preserve GitHub special features (CONTRIBUTING.md, etc.) Migrated content: - Getting Started: Installation, prerequisites, provider setup - AI Modes: All 7 specialized modes with examples and workflows - Development Guide: Code style, testing, provider implementation - OCI GenAI Integration: Technical deep-dive with streaming details - Troubleshooting: Common issues and debugging tips AI Prompt: "see /Users/danny/Developer/coda-code-assistant. I would like to write up a complete wiki for this project. let's start first by migrating as much of our markdown docs as makes sense to the wiki. Is that common practice and does that make sense?" AI Tools: Read, Write, Edit, Bash, Task, TodoWrite
Initial Home page