llm-wiki

Purpose

Keeps a persistent, Git-backed Markdown wiki under docs/wiki that grows with the project instead of rediscovering facts on every question.

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When to use it

Use llm-wiki when a project needs a persistent Git-backed knowledge base instead of repeatedly rediscovering the same decisions and evidence. It ingests sourced material into separate source, entity, concept, decision and lesson pages linked to each other. It answers questions from the wiki and checks sources, contradictions, duplicate titles, broken links and orphan pages. A lint report describes what it finds without silently repairing the knowledge base. The skill also serves the knowledge step of a proofline run.

Sources remain repository files, while disposable run folders provide history rather than authority. Contradicted pages keep both claims visible and outdated pages move to an archive. Ordinary repository edits are not logged as wiki operations.

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How it works

Key rules

• Keep raw session summaries immutable after ingestion, so their original evidence remains available.

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• Attach repository-file sources to important claims; disposable run identifiers are history rather than sources.

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• Mark contradictions explicitly and retain both claims instead of silently deleting one.

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• Archive outdated pages rather than deleting them from the knowledge base.

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• Let explicit task requirements and current code take precedence over wiki knowledge.

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Output and gate

Output

Gate

• This knowledge skill records no gate and makes no product-code change.

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Related roles and skills

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