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Import a hallouminate-wiki roadmap into milknado so its goals become executable nodes. Use when the user says "load the roadmap", "import roadmap <slug>", "pull the roadmap into milknado", "seed milknado from the wiki", or "/load-roadmap". Calls milknado_roadmap_import to seed one roadmap node plus one goal node per goal file (deterministic wiki_ref keys, idempotent re-import, no task nodes), then optionally kicks milknado_plan_batches to decompose goals into tasks. Do NOT use to write execution results back to the wiki (that is /harvest) or to author a brand-new roadmap from scratch.

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load-roadmap

description

load-roadmap

Pull a wiki roadmap into milknado and (optionally) decompose its goals into tasks.

When to use

The user has a roadmap dir under <project>/.hallouminate/wiki/roadmaps/<slug>/ and wants milknado to execute it.
They say "load", "import", or "seed" a roadmap into milknado.

Not for: harvesting results back to the wiki (/harvest), or authoring a new roadmap from scratch.

The model in 30 seconds

The wiki owns roadmap + goal intent; milknado owns task execution state. The goal file is the membrane: import reads Intent/Acceptance, never writes them back. Each goal's durable identity is a content-addressed wiki_ref = uuid5(roadmap_slug/goal_slug@created) — identical on every machine, so the same roadmap imported into two dbs yields the same keys and re-import is idempotent.

Steps

Confirm the roadmap slug (the directory name under roadmaps/).
Call milknado_roadmap_import(roadmap_slug=<slug>) (pass project_root if not the cwd). This seeds the roadmap node + one goal node per <goal>.md, wires prereqs from frontmatter, and stamps created into any goal file missing it. It seeds the goal layer only — no task nodes.
Report the result: created / reused counts and the goal node ids.
If the user wants execution to start, decompose a goal into tasks with milknado_plan_batches (a separate step — import never creates task nodes).

Notes

Re-running import is safe: the UNIQUE(wiki_ref) index makes it find-or-create, not insert-always.
Fails fast with a clear message if the roadmap dir or .hallouminate/wiki/ is absent — no partial graph is written.
The serialization is tested milknado core (milknado roadmap import <slug> / milknado_roadmap_import); this skill is a thin veneer over it.

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name

load-roadmap

description

load-roadmap

Pull a wiki roadmap into milknado and (optionally) decompose its goals into tasks.

When to use

The user has a roadmap dir under <project>/.hallouminate/wiki/roadmaps/<slug>/ and wants milknado to execute it.
They say "load", "import", or "seed" a roadmap into milknado.

Not for: harvesting results back to the wiki (/harvest), or authoring a new roadmap from scratch.

The model in 30 seconds

Steps

Confirm the roadmap slug (the directory name under roadmaps/).
Call milknado_roadmap_import(roadmap_slug=<slug>) (pass project_root if not the cwd). This seeds the roadmap node + one goal node per <goal>.md, wires prereqs from frontmatter, and stamps created into any goal file missing it. It seeds the goal layer only — no task nodes.
Report the result: created / reused counts and the goal node ids.
If the user wants execution to start, decompose a goal into tasks with milknado_plan_batches (a separate step — import never creates task nodes).

Notes

Re-running import is safe: the UNIQUE(wiki_ref) index makes it find-or-create, not insert-always.
Fails fast with a clear message if the roadmap dir or .hallouminate/wiki/ is absent — no partial graph is written.
The serialization is tested milknado core (milknado roadmap import <slug> / milknado_roadmap_import); this skill is a thin veneer over it.