wikitool-operator

name	wikitool-operator
description	Thin wrapper for operating the wikitool CLI with canonical help/reference alignment.

Skill: wikitool-operator

Thin wrapper for the wikitool CLI.

Use normal reasoning, ordinary shell/file tools, and direct editing by default. Do not invent flags or workflow details; verify against wikitool --help, wikitool <command> --help, and docs/wikitool/reference.md.

At the start of an editing session, inspect local edits and refresh local wiki state before relying on indexed content: wikitool status --modified --format json, wikitool diff --format json, wikitool workflow session-refresh, and wikitool knowledge status --docs-profile remilia-wiki --format json. Use wikitool workflow full-refresh only for deliberate rebuilds or missing sync state; do not use pull --overwrite-local without explicit approval.

Use knowledge article-start --intent new|expand|audit|refresh --view brief as the authoring front door. For new articles and substantial expansions, route to wikitool-knowledge-interview by default to set the article's intent, scope, and angle with the user and surface what they know, not only when they know more than the public record. Skip it on an explicit opt-out or for mechanical lint, link, sync, source-fetch, or validation work. Keep agent context compact: prefer wikitool briefs (article-start --view brief, knowledge inspect chunks --view brief, templates show --view brief, wiki surface show --view brief, review --view brief) before using --view full, broad reference selections, or high token budgets. Use normal agent web search to choose arbitrary external sources, then use research fetch, research discover, and export for extraction and provenance. Use research wiki-search only for the configured target wiki API. When research fetch --output json returns error.challenge_handoffs, relay the exact handoff to the user and ask them to solve the source challenge in a browser, then import source-issued cookies with research session import ... --cookies - and retry with --refresh. Do not use stealth clients, TLS impersonation, paid crawlers, or third-party reader services. Use research session list|show|clear|prune to manage local sessions; cookie values are stored locally and not printed by CLI output. Use research mediawiki-templates URL when a source MediaWiki page's own template/module contract matters, especially for arbitrary wikis such as Wikipedia. The report is cached; add --refresh when live freshness matters. Treat that output as source-wiki context only; target-wiki template use still has to pass local knowledge contracts, templates show, and article lint. Use wiki profile remote URL only for an explicitly scoped remote target capability probe when local import/profile data is unavailable. It reports extensions, parser tags, namespaces, and API capabilities, not portable template permission. Use knowledge inspect references for indexed citation audits and duplicate cleanup prep. Use scoped validate --category ... --title ... --limit ... when investigating a specific validation class. Use --verify-live for broken-link or redirect findings that need production API corroboration. Use scoped status, diff, and push --dry-run selectors when working on a subset of pages. Use article lint .wikitool/drafts/Title.wiki --title "Title", article fix .wikitool/drafts/Title.wiki --title "Title" --apply safe, and article promote .wikitool/drafts/Title.wiki --title "Title" for direct draft iteration before push review. Use review --format json --view brief --summary "..." for the pre-push gate; request --view full only when the brief points to a needed detail.

Reach for wikitool when you need wiki-grounded retrieval, template/profile lookup, lint/fix, sync, or guarded push flows.