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knowledge-wiki-template
knowledge-wiki-template contient 7 skills collectées depuis CatChen, avec une couverture métier par dépôt et des pages de détail sur le site.
Skills dans ce dépôt
Find groups of concepts that share an implied parent slug and handle them: if the parent does not exist, create it; if it already exists, link unconnected children to it. For each child, fold (merge content into parent and delete child), link (keep as standalone, linked to parent), or merge into a sibling that already covers its content. Net result: fewer total concepts and a fully linked hierarchy. Run after accumulating new concepts or when the wiki has clusters of narrowly-named sub-concepts without a parent.
Scan the wiki for cross-cutting connections, implicit relationships, contradictions, and gaps across concepts and summaries, then write synthesis concept files. Use when the user wants to discover non-obvious connections, synthesize the knowledge base, or run a reflection pass after adding new content.
Generate or refresh wiki summaries for knowledge base markdown files. Use when the user wants to summarize notes, update the wiki, compile stale summaries, or process new knowledge base files into Wiki/Summaries.
Create or update wiki concept files from knowledge base summaries. Use when the user wants to build or refresh concept articles, populate Wiki/Concepts, or run the concept-creation step after summarizing new files.
Audit and repair the knowledge wiki. Detects orphan summaries (source deleted), broken wikilinks, and orphan concept files. Run periodically after accumulating new content or reorganizing source files.
Interactively find and merge duplicate concept files in the knowledge wiki. Presents candidate pairs one at a time and asks whether to merge, dismiss, or skip each one. Run after accumulating new concepts or when the wiki feels redundant.
Expand thin concept articles in the knowledge wiki using web search. Targets concepts with minimal prose assembled from few sources and supplements them with authoritative external information. Run after accumulating new concepts or when articles feel sparse.