Integrated Wiki
Generate dynamic documentation from your issues. Tables, queries, and live data—all from Markdown.
Wiki Pages from Markdown
Write documentation that stays in sync with your project.
Kanbus wiki pages are just Markdown files stored in your project directory. Add special directives to your Markdown to embed dynamic data—issue tables, status summaries, priority queues, or custom queries—and Kanbus renders them automatically.
Everything is version controlled. Your documentation lives alongside your code and issues, so changes to the project automatically flow into your wiki without manual updates.
Dynamic Query Tables
Embed live project data directly in your documentation.
Query Issues
Use declarative syntax to filter and display issues. Show all open bugs, list tasks assigned to a team member, or create a dashboard of high-priority items. The table updates automatically whenever any issue changes.
Custom Columns
Choose which fields to display: ID, title, assignee, status, priority, labels, or custom properties. Hide columns you don't need, or create multiple tables with different views of the same data.
Pre-built Reports
Common queries ready to use.
Status Summary
Show a table with row for each status and count of issues in each. Perfect for dashboards, status pages, and sprint reviews. Updates in real time as your team moves issues through the workflow.
Issues by Assignee
Create a matrix showing team members and their open tasks. See at a glance who has the most work in progress or who might need help from the team.
High Priority Queue
Focus on what matters now. See all high and critical priority issues in a single table, sorted by status and updated in real time.
Blocked Issues
Display all issues that have dependencies or are marked as blocked. Know immediately when something is preventing progress and who needs help unblocking.
Issue Details & Hierarchy
Render rich issue information in your documentation.
Embed full issue details—description, comments, attachments, and metadata —directly in a wiki page. Display parent-child relationships as hierarchical lists, showing which tasks are part of larger epics and features.
Create documentation that tells the full story of your project: the big picture from epics down to the granular work that makes it happen.
Dependency Visualization
Map out issue relationships.
When issues depend on each other, render those relationships as clear lists or trees. Show dependency chains, critical paths, and blockers. Everyone can see how pieces fit together.
Epic Progress Tracking
See your roadmap at a glance.
Display epics with counts of total, completed, and in-progress child issues. Show progress bars or completion percentages. Keep stakeholders informed about what's done, what's in flight, and what's coming next.
Living Documentation
Your wiki evolves with your project.
Static documentation goes stale. With Kanbus, every wiki page is regenerated on demand from your live project data. When issues change, your documentation updates automatically. When you promote a task or close an epic, everyone can see it reflected immediately in the wiki.
No more hunting down outdated charts or status reports. Your wiki is always current.
Learn More
Master dynamic documentation with Kanbus.
The integrated wiki makes it easy to keep your team informed and aligned. From roadmaps and dashboards to detailed reports and dependency maps, your documentation stays in perfect sync with your project.
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