wiki-source-integration

name	wiki-source-integration
description	USE THIS SKILL whenever the user wants to: decide how to store source documents in a wiki, embed documents inline, separate sources into files, or organize document references. Triggers on 'source integration', 'embed document', 'store sources', or 'document organization'.

Wiki Source Document Integration Strategy

When adding source document content to the wiki, decide between:

1. Inline content: Embed full document text directly in the target wiki page (e.g., in a ## Employment or ## Documents section). Preferred for short/simple text docs (<30 lines).
2. Separate source file: Create a file in sources/ and reference via wikilink. Preferred for large, multi-page, or binary files.

Decision Framework

Prefer INLINE content when:

• Document is small (under ~30 lines of text, single page)
• Content is simple factual record (income certificates, simple letters, one-page forms)
• Document directly belongs in a specific wiki section (Employment, Identity, etc.)
• No binary/image components need preservation

Create SEPARATE source file when:

• Document is large (multi-page contracts, lengthy records)
• Original file must be preserved as-is for legal/proof reasons (Archive zone)
• Content doesn't fit naturally into any existing wiki section

Implementation Steps (Inline Approach)

1. Insert the document content as a quoted block in the target wiki page's relevant section.
2. Add a provenance marker: "**Source**: Source document archived in sources/docs/Archive/".
3. Add the source path to the source_notes array in frontmatter.

Common Pitfalls

• Creating separate source files for small text documents (unnecessary fragmentation).
• Removing source references entirely (loses provenance trail).
• Leaving orphaned source_notes entries pointing to deleted files.