update-wiki

name	update-wiki
description	Rewrites the prose sections of wiki pages in-place. Reads source files to understand current context, then updates only the content inside <!-- claude:prose --> ... <!-- claude:prose:end --> markers. Never touches <!-- generated:start --> ... <!-- generated:end --> blocks. Supports targeting a single page with /update-wiki {PageName}.
triggers	["/update-wiki","/update-wiki {PageName}"]

Update Wiki Skill

Refresh the hand-written prose sections of wiki pages to reflect the current state of the codebase. Generated metric/data blocks are managed by the orchestrator and must never be touched.

When to Invoke

• User types /update-wiki — update all prose-bearing pages
• User types /update-wiki Architecture — update only wiki/Architecture.md
• User says "refresh wiki prose", "update onboarding narrative", "rewrite architecture docs"
• After a significant refactor that changes the system design narrative

What This Skill Does (Step by Step)

1. Determine scope. If a page name argument was provided (e.g., Architecture), resolve it to wiki/{PageName}.md. Otherwise queue all prose-bearing pages listed below.

2. For each target page: a. Read the wiki page file. b. Identify every <!-- claude:prose --> ... <!-- claude:prose:end --> block. c. Read the relevant source files listed in the page registry below to build context. d. Rewrite the content between the markers so it accurately reflects the current codebase — keep the same general structure (headings, paragraph order) unless it is factually wrong. e. Write the updated content back to the file, with the markers preserved exactly.

3. Never touch generated blocks. Any content inside <!-- generated:start --> ... <!-- generated:end --> must be left byte-for-byte identical. These blocks are maintained by the wiki orchestrator script.

4. Architecture-Decision-Log is fully Claude-owned. wiki/Architecture-Decision-Log.md has no generated blocks and no claude:prose markers. Claude maintains the entire file. When updating, append new ADL entries for any architectural decisions made since the last recorded entry. Do not modify existing entries.

5. Commit prompt. After all pages are updated, remind the user:

   "Wiki prose updated. Run /commit to save changes, then push to the wiki remote."

Prose-Bearing Pages and Their Source Files

wiki/Architecture.md

Prose block purpose: System design narrative — explains module responsibilities, data flow, and how the static site + Lambda chat agent fit together.

Relevant source files to read:

• WebContent/js/main.js
• WebContent/js/filter.js
• WebContent/js/carousel.js
• WebContent/js/utils.js
• lambda/lambda_function.py
• index.html (for page structure context)
• projects.html (for page structure context)

wiki/Lambda-Chat-Agent.md

Prose block purpose: Agent design rationale — explains the Lambda architecture, knowledge base loading, prompt construction, and response handling.

Relevant source files to read:

• lambda/lambda_function.py
• lambda/context/ (all .md files if present)

wiki/Contributing.md

Prose block purpose: Onboarding narrative — explains the development workflow, testing philosophy, and project conventions for new contributors.

Relevant source files to read:

• CLAUDE.md
• Makefile
• package.json
• pyproject.toml
• .github/workflows/ci-cd.yml

wiki/Architecture-Decision-Log.md

Special handling: No claude:prose markers. Claude owns the entire file. Append new ADL entries; never modify existing ones.

Relevant source files to read:

• Review recent git log for significant architectural changes
• CLAUDE.md for current tooling decisions
• lambda/lambda_function.py for backend decisions

Marker Preservation Rules

<!-- claude:prose -->
[Claude rewrites this content]
<!-- claude:prose:end -->

<!-- generated:start -->
[NEVER TOUCH — orchestrator-managed data]
<!-- generated:end -->

• The opening and closing markers must appear on their own lines, unchanged.
• Do not add extra blank lines immediately inside the markers.
• Do not nest markers.

Warning

NEVER modify <!-- generated:start --> ... <!-- generated:end --> blocks. These blocks contain auto-generated metrics and tables produced by the wiki orchestrator. Modifying them will cause the next orchestrator run to produce a merge conflict or silently overwrite your changes.