llm-wiki

Use this agent when the user wants to work with the project's LLM Wiki. Typical triggers include asking to ingest a source document into the wiki, querying the wiki for accumulated knowledge, linting or auditing the wiki for health issues, and general wiki management tasks like updating pages or reviewing the index. See "When to invoke" in the agent body for worked scenarios.

This skill should be used when the user wants to "capture what we decided", "update the wiki from this session", "save what we learned", "file this decision", "add this pattern to the wiki", "document this gotcha", or at the end of a session where decisions were made, implementation patterns were established, or domain knowledge was clarified. Extracts wiki-worthy knowledge from the current conversation and persists it to the appropriate wiki pages.

This skill should be used when the user wants to "create a project wiki", "set up a wiki for implementing tickets", "create a wiki for autonomous coding", "initialize a product wiki", "set up a knowledge base for the codebase", or wants Claude to be able to implement Jira/Linear/GitHub tickets autonomously without needing to ask for context. Creates a wiki structured around the missing layer between code and tickets. Works for both established products and greenfield projects.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "create a wiki", "set up a wiki", "initialize a wiki", "start a knowledge base", "scaffold a wiki", or "set up an llm-wiki for this project". Guides Claude through generating a domain-specific wiki schema and directory structure at wiki/ in the project root.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "ingest a document", "add this to the wiki", "process this source", "file this article", "add this paper to the wiki", or drops a file into wiki/raw/ and wants it incorporated. Provides the interactive workflow for incorporating a source document into the wiki.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "lint the wiki", "health check the wiki", "audit the wiki", "check the wiki for issues", "find contradictions in the wiki", "find orphan pages", or "clean up the wiki". Provides the workflow for auditing wiki health and producing a structured report.

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