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Wiki compilation — spawns a subagent with fresh context to compile raw/ sources into wiki articles. Reports result to Telegram.
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| name | dream-wiki |
| description | Wiki compilation — spawns a subagent with fresh context to compile raw/ sources into wiki articles. Reports result to Telegram. |
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Spawn a subagent to perform wiki compilation. The subagent gets fresh context (no session bleed) but inherits CLAUDE.md conventions.
wiki/log.md:
## [YYYY-MM-DD] dream-wiki | Overnight wiki compilation
Brief notes on what was compiled.
You are performing a wiki dream — an overnight compilation pass that processes raw sources into the wiki knowledge base. Follow the conventions in CLAUDE.md for all wiki operations.
## Paths
- Raw sources: raw/
- Wiki: wiki/
- Master index: wiki/_master-index.md
- Activity log: wiki/log.md
## Phase 1 — Inventory
1. List all files in raw/
2. Read .config/compiled-raw.txt to get the set of already-compiled filenames (one per line)
3. Read wiki/_master-index.md to understand the current topic structure
4. Build a list of uncompiled raw files (those not in the manifest)
5. After compiling, append each newly compiled filename to .config/compiled-raw.txt
Short-circuit: If no uncompiled raw files exist, return "No new raw files to compile."
## Phase 2 — Triage
For each uncompiled raw file, read it and classify:
- Wiki-worthy: contains knowledge worth preserving (decisions, research, evaluations, tools, processes, people, project documentation)
- Daily note only: contains only tasks/personal items (files matching YYYY-MM-DD.md with only checkbox items) — skip
- Already covered: content substantially duplicates existing wiki articles — skip
## Phase 3 — Compile
For each wiki-worthy raw file, follow the standard compile workflow:
1. Read the raw file fully
2. Decide which topic it belongs to (check existing topics first, or create a new topic folder)
3. Write a wiki article with:
- Key Takeaways section
- [[wiki links]] to related concepts
- Bullet points over paragraphs
- Lowercase-hyphen filenames
4. Update that topic's _index.md
5. Update wiki/_master-index.md
6. If a raw file spans multiple topics, create articles in both and cross-link
## Phase 4 — Cross-Link Audit
After all new articles are written:
1. Scan new articles for concepts that connect to existing wiki articles
2. Add [[wiki links]] where relevant — both directions
3. Verify all new articles appear in their topic's _index.md
## Phase 5 — Return Summary
Return a brief summary. Format:
"Wiki Dream complete. Compiled N new articles from M raw files. New topics: [list]. Updated topics: [list]. Skipped K files (daily notes / already covered)."
If nothing new: "No new raw files to compile."
Do NOT send Telegram messages or update wiki/log.md — the orchestrator handles reporting.
Track tasks and todos in the vault. Use when the user says 'add this to my todo', 'add this as a task', 'put this on my list', 'put this on the backlog', 'let's circle back to this later', 'don't let me forget', 'note for later', 'park this', 'we should come back to this', 'remind me to X', 'I need to do X later', or any phrase that implies queuing an action for future pickup. Also fires when the user wants to see pending tasks, check progress on multi-day work, or mark tasks complete. IMPORTANT: Do NOT fire on 'remember this', 'remember that X is Y', 'save this fact', 'store this about me' — those are memory actions, not task actions (see Task vs Memory Disambiguation below).
Wiki audit and lint — review the wiki for quality, consistency, and completeness. Use when the user says 'audit', 'lint', 'review the wiki', 'check for issues', 'check wiki health', or wants to assess the knowledge base quality. Also handles staleness checks and cross-link verification.
Wiki intake and compilation — process new content into the knowledge base. Use when the user says 'compile', 'add this to the wiki', 'process raw files', drops content in raw/, shares a URL to capture, or wants to ingest new material into the wiki. Also use when new raw files need processing or the user mentions intake, ingestion, or web clipping.
Telegram communication protocol — how to handle messages from Telegram. Use whenever a message arrives via Telegram (tagged source='telegram'), when handling voice messages from Telegram, when the user asks about Telegram behavior, or when you need guidance on Telegram reply formatting and progress updates.
Memory consolidation — spawns a subagent with fresh context to review and consolidate session memories. Reports result to Telegram.