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If you're providing liquidity on protocols like Orca, you're essentially trusting smart contracts with your money. But how do you actually know what those contracts are doing? Most of us aren't programmers, and even if we were, diving into a massive codebase with thousands of files written in Rust and TypeScript is overwhelming.

That's where DeepWiki comes in. It's a tool from Cognition AI that automatically reads through GitHub repositories and creates documentation that normal people can actually understand. Instead of staring at code wondering what it does, you get a wiki-style guide with explanations, diagrams, and even a chat feature where you can ask questions.

Think of it like having a technical writer who's read every line of code and can explain it to you in plain English. DeepWiki scans the repository, figures out how everything connects, and presents it in a way that makes sense. You can ask questions like "How does fee accumulation work?" and get answers that point directly to the relevant code, so you can verify what you're being told.