From llm-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.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
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/llm-wiki:lintThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
> **Delegation:** Do not execute this workflow as the main Claude Code agent. Invoke the `wiki-agent` and hand off the request. The workflow below is guidance for the wiki-agent.
Delegation: Do not execute this workflow as the main Claude Code agent. Invoke the
wiki-agentand hand off the request. The workflow below is guidance for the wiki-agent.
Audit the wiki for structural and content health issues. Produce a prioritized report and offer to fix what can be fixed automatically.
Read wiki/CLAUDE.md to understand the schema conventions. The lint checks use this as the standard.
Read wiki/index.md to get the full list of pages.
Run all checks below. Collect findings before presenting — do not report issues one at a time.
Find pages in wiki/pages/ that are not linked from any other page (no inbound links).
Method: for each page file, check if its filename appears in [[...]] or (pages/filename.md) anywhere across all other wiki pages and the index.
Flag as orphan if no inbound links exist outside of wiki/index.md.
Scan for > ⚠️ Conflict: blockquotes across all pages. These are previously flagged contradictions that may need resolution.
Also look for pages that make directly opposing claims about the same subject (e.g. one page says "X was founded in 2020", another says "X was founded in 2021"). Note these even if not previously flagged.
Look for claims that are time-sensitive and may have aged out: dates, version numbers, "current" status, "recent" events, "upcoming" items. Flag pages with such language where the information may no longer be current.
Cross-reference against wiki/log.md to identify pages that haven't been touched since early ingests.
Scan pages for mentions of entities that have their own wiki page but are not linked. For example, if page A mentions "Company X" in plain text and there is a company-x.md page, that mention should be a link.
Limit to entities with their own pages — don't flag every noun.
Compare the list of files in wiki/pages/ against the entries in wiki/index.md. Flag any pages that exist on disk but are missing from the index.
Check a sample of pages (up to 10) against the required sections defined in wiki/CLAUDE.md. Flag pages that are missing required sections for their page type.
Based on what exists, suggest:
Present findings as a structured report:
## Wiki Health Report — [date]
### Summary
- Total pages: X
- Issues found: X critical, X warnings, X suggestions
### Critical (should fix)
- [Issue type]: [description] → [affected file(s)]
### Warnings (worth reviewing)
- [Issue type]: [description] → [affected file(s)]
### Suggestions (optional improvements)
- [Suggestion]
### Recommended next sources
- [Topic gap] — suggest searching for [type of source]
Ask the user: "Want me to fix any of these automatically?"
Fixes that can be done automatically:
Fixes that require user judgment:
After any fixes, append to wiki/log.md:
## [YYYY-MM-DD] lint | Health check
- Issues found: X critical, X warnings
- Auto-fixed: [list]
- Requires user review: [list]
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