knowledge-base-wiki

Use when the user notices a system, concept, person, project, decision, competitor, or problem is missing from the Wiki and wants to create a page for it.

Use when the user asks any question, requests research, or wants information from the knowledge base. This is the default action in this repository — when in doubt, search the Wiki. Use for "find me...", "what do we know about...", "tell me about...", "who is...", "what is...", or any general research question.

Use when the user asks to ground this conversation in the knowledge base, says "wiki-ground", asks to treat the KB as source of truth, or wants domain answers backed by the Wiki. Optional topic front-loads relevant knowledge base pages.

Use when the user asks for a health check, lint, audit, or wants to check for orphan pages, contradictions, or data gaps in the Wiki.

Use when the user asks to finalize an ingest, merge batch logs, or rebuild Wiki indexes after a batch import.

Use when about to process individual notes during Wiki ingestion — loaded as a required background skill by wiki-ingest and wiki-ingest-next-batch. Contains file conversion rules, topic assignment rules, WikiLink rules, and the session log format.

Use when the user asks to ingest, import, or process one or more notes; mentions a raw note file path; provides a Confluence URL or page title; or says "ingest note", "ingest notes", "ingest new notes", or "ingest files". NOT for Slack messages — use wiki-fetch-slack instead.

Use when the user wants to clean up, clear, reset, or abort ingestion batch files — batch-import-* or batch-log-* files in .import/. Examples: "clear batches", "reset import", "clean up ingest files", "abort ingest".

Use when the user asks to fetch mail, sync email inbox, or process emails into the knowledge base.

Use when the user asks to fetch Slack, ingest Slack, sync Slack channels, or process Slack messages into the knowledge base.

Search markdown knowledge bases, notes, and documentation using QMD. Use when users ask to search notes, find documents, or look up information.

Use when continuing a batch import that was started in another session — when the user says "ingest next batch" or opens a parallel session during a multi-batch import.

Use when creating or structuring a new Wiki page — decisions, systems, people, concepts, competition, conversations, projects, problems, or index files.