browse-oc-wiki

name	browse-oc-wiki
description	Look things up on Wikipedia with the oc CLI, which renders pages as compact text with numbered actions and ships a tuned Wikipedia shortcut. Use it to search Wikipedia, read articles, and read non English wikis in minimal tokens.
allowed-tools	Bash(oc:*)

Wikipedia with oc

Wikipedia shortcuts, which resolve to a URL and then render like any other page:

• oc wiki search <query> searches Wikipedia and lists the matching articles, each with a snippet, its size, and when it was last edited.
• oc wiki article <title> renders that article. The title takes every word after it, so oc wiki article Eiffel Tower works unquoted.
• oc wiki lang <code> <title> renders the article from another language wiki: oc wiki lang de Berlin reads the German article.

The generic commands work on whatever is open:

• oc do <n> follows the link behind number [n] on the page you just rendered. Following a search result is always oc do <n>, never a second command with a URL.
• oc find <query> prints every place a string appears on the page already open, one line per match with the number to read it by.
• oc read <n> prints the region at [n] in full: one block with its context, or a whole section when [n] is a heading.
• oc next prints the next ~500 tokens of the page already open, continuing where the last view stopped.
• oc raw [url] returns the whole page as distilled markdown. With no URL it uses the page already open.
• oc open <url> renders any URL, for when you have one already.

Tips:

• A view is capped at about 500 tokens. ... 164 more blocks (~7,100 tokens) at the end is the price of the rest of the page.
• On a long article, oc find <query> then oc read <n> on the match is the cheapest way to one fact. Reach for oc raw only when you truly need the whole page.
• Numbers belong to the most recent page, so read the newest output before picking one.
• Quote URLs that contain & or ?.