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lazycortex-wiki
Maintains a curated, LLM-navigable semantic wiki over a markdown+code base — summaries, hierarchical topic tags, and glossed See-also links, kept in sync via git-watch and weekly full-scan routines.
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lazy-wiki.curator
/lazy-wiki.curator
Dispatch when a wiki node needs classification (kind=classify) or See-also linking (kind=link), or when a scope's tag values need consolidating (kind=normalize-tags). It applies its result via a deterministic primitive — apply-node for the per-node kinds, retag for normalize-tags (C-hybrid, no collector). The tail flag (default true) gates only the daemon tail after the apply. tail:true (daemon path): reads its job dir (request.json + source/context), then runs build-index, git-commit, dispatch-link. tail:false (/wiki.relink skill path): no job dir — reads the real files named in the dispatch prompt, applies, then stops (the skill owns build-index/commit). Has Bash; writes node content only via apply-node/retag, never by hand.
lazy-wiki.gatherer
/lazy-wiki.gatherer
Dispatch from /wiki.query once, after the seekers have returned validated entry points. Walks the wiki graph from those entry points — following glossed See-also links and on-demand backlinks (grep) — reads only the relevant node bodies, and returns a synthesised answer with source links. Keeps all traversed node bodies out of the caller's context.
lazy-wiki.seeker
/lazy-wiki.seeker
Dispatch from /wiki.query, one per configured wiki scope, to pick entry points for a question. Reads ONLY the one scope's topics.md named in the prompt and returns the relevant node paths (verbatim from the index) with their glosses — never traverses, never reads node bodies. Keeps the large topic catalog out of the caller's context.
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lazy-wiki.query
/lazy-wiki.query
Associative Q&A over the wiki graph. Thin dispatcher: a per-scope seeker subagent picks entry points from topics.md, a single gatherer subagent traverses See-also and synthesises the answer. The large topic index and traversed node bodies stay in the subagents' contexts, never the main session.
lazy-wiki.install
/lazy-wiki.install
Bootstrap the lazycortex-wiki plugin for the current project (or globally). Creates the template dir, syncs the navigation rule, seeds wiki settings + agent_models + routines + expert entry. Idempotent — safe to re-run.
lazy-wiki.doctor
/lazy-wiki.doctor
Audit a wiki scope's integrity: orphan topics, broken See-also links and repo keys, index desync, missing summaries, stale glosses, unknown axes, duplicate branches, broken code <wiki> blocks, and scope overlaps. Read-only by default; applies fixable repairs only after the operator confirms.
lazy-wiki.configure
/lazy-wiki.configure
Wizard to create or edit a wiki scope in .claude/lazy.settings.json — collects id, path globs, optional exclude_paths, tag_axes, and topics_index. Strict one-question-per-turn via AskUserQuestion.
lazy-wiki.relink
/lazy-wiki.relink
Daemon-free, in-session relink of one wiki scope. Computes the relink plan (initial / incremental / anchor-lost) via lazycortex-wiki relink-plan, then dispatches the wiki curator as a synchronous subagent in tail:false mode to classify then link each node — the curator applies its own curation via apply-node (C-hybrid, no collector). The skill rebuilds topics.md once between phases, records the new wiki_synced_sha anchor, and makes the single commit under the operator identity. Use when there is no runtime daemon (the plugin must work standalone) or to force an in-session relink.
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Version1.3.0
LanguageCSS
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MaintenanceGood
LicenseMIT
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lazycortex-core
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