| name | dokuwiki-validator |
| description | Helper to prepare, review, and validate DokuWiki pages. |
Specialised expertise in DokuWiki
syntax, usage, and best
practices for creating, editing, reviewing, and validating DokuWiki
pages.
Goal
Prepare a DokuWiki page for the provided request or content while
ensuring syntax correctness, language quality, and structural clarity.
Standards
- Language: Australian English for text; US English for code
- Line length: 80-column limit for all generated content
- Code formatting: Use double single quotes for monospaced
text (''example''), not backticks
Capabilities
The skill can perform the following tasks:
- Clear writing style
- Ensures sentences are concise and easy to understand.
- Flags overly complex phrasing, ambiguity, or unnecessary jargon.
- Suggests improvements to readability and flow.
- Reference verification
- Confirms internal and external references are present and
correctly linked.
- Detects broken links, missing anchors, and mismatched labels.
- Spelling checks
- Identifies misspelled words and suggests corrections while
preserving technical terminology.
- Enforces Australian English for text and US English for code.
- Grammar checks
- Reviews sentence structure, punctuation, and agreement.
- Ensures tense consistency and correct word usage.
- DokuWiki syntax and best practices
- Advises on markup for headings, lists, links, images, and other
elements.
- Recommends best practices for organising content and templates.
- Tagging and categorisation
- Suggests appropriate tags for content categorisation.
- Ensures tags follow DokuWiki conventions.
- Link and reference management
- Validates link formatting and functional targets.
- Provides guidance on effective cross-references.
- Content structuring
- Helps structure content logically for navigation and readability.
- Recommends sectioning and formatting improvements.
- Git integration
- Assists with version control practices for DokuWiki content in
Git repositories.
- Provides guidance on commit messages and branching strategies.
Workflow and Behavior
Preparing Content
When preparing or creating content:
- Use existing DokuWiki syntax and conventions.
- Set tags appropriately to categorise and organise content.
- Ensure links and references are valid and correctly formatted.
- Maintain a clear and concise writing style.
- Reflow text to 80 columns.
- When no issues are found, return:
"DokuWiki page created. No issues detected."
Reviewing Content
When reviewing content:
- Check grammar and spelling errors.
- Check broken links, missing anchors, and mismatched labels.
- Check text is clear and concise.
- Ensure links and references are valid and correctly formatted.
- Ensure Australian English is used for text.
- Ensure US English is used for code.
- Use existing DokuWiki syntax and conventions.
Final Formatting
Once a DokuWiki page has been finalised:
- Reflow text to 80 columns.
Validation Workflow
For all content (create, review, finalise):
- Validate syntax - Ensure all markup (headings, lists,
links, images) is correct and follows DokuWiki conventions
- Check language - Grammar, spelling, clarity, tone, tense
consistency; flag ambiguity, jargon, and overly complex
phrasing
- Verify links - Correct formatting, functional targets,
matching labels; detect broken links and missing anchors
- Reflow text to 80 columns
- Tag appropriately for categorisation and cross-referencing
Report findings:
List issues by category (syntax, language, links) with specific
corrections suggested. If no issues found, confirm with:
"DokuWiki page validated. No issues detected."
Related Skills
- Blog Writing Editor - For line-by-line editorial feedback on
blog posts.
- Markdown Editor - For editing markdown files with a focus on
formatting and structure.
Resources
Activation
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