wiki-toolkit

Run a wiki and memory checkpoint at the end of a chat thread or before context compaction. Use when the user invokes wiki-checkpoint, asks to save session knowledge, asks for a wiki or memory sweep, or wants durable findings, retrospective lessons, and routing decisions captured from the current conversation. Honour focus text and skip flags such as skip wiki, skip memory, and skip retrospective.

Ingest one explicitly identified input into the wiki as a single transaction. A URL, file, pasted text, command output, stated fact, or an investigation result from the current session. Use when the user asks to add a specific input or finding to the wiki, says "wiki this" or "ingest this into the wiki", or asks to record a conclusion, decision, or finding permanently. Generic "ingest this" or "file this" without wiki context is not this skill. Not for behavioural rules or memory updates, not for end-of-thread or pre-compaction knowledge sweeps (use wiki-checkpoint), and not for wiki health checks (use wiki-lint).

Lint and re-index a Karpathy-style LLM wiki (second brain). Use this whenever the user asks to "lint the wiki", "wiki lint", "check wiki health", "index the wiki pages", "refresh the wiki search index", or anything about validating wiki structure or making wiki pages searchable. The wiki is sometimes a project-local folder and there is always a global one at ~/wiki. This skill detects which wiki applies, runs the correct lint script (which also refreshes the qmd search index in one pass), and resolves flagged issues. Do NOT use it for ordinary source-code linting (eslint, phpstan, markdownlint of non-wiki files) or for the full pre-compaction knowledge sweep (that is /wiki-checkpoint).

Read-only lookup of existing knowledge in the user's Karpathy-style wikis, qmd-backed where a collection exists. Use whenever the user asks what the wiki knows or says about something, whether a topic was researched or decided before, says "look this up in the wiki", "check the wiki", "have we covered this", or asks "what do we know about X" in the sense of accumulated past project, personal, case, setup, or cross-project knowledge. Do not use for ordinary questions about the current codebase, repository documentation, live system state, or general knowledge. Not for adding knowledge (wiki-ingest), end-of-thread sweeps (wiki-checkpoint), or wiki health, sync, and index maintenance (wiki-lint).