jarvis-wiki

name	jarvis-wiki
description	Use when the user wants to manage their personal knowledge base: ingest a URL or file, compile wiki articles, ask questions about a domain, run lint, or open in Obsidian. Trigger on: "add to wiki", "compile wiki", "what does my wiki say", "lint wiki".
disable-model-invocation	false
allowed-tools	Read, Write, Bash, Glob, Grep, WebFetch
argument-hint	[ingest <source> -d <domain> | compile -d <domain> | ask '<q>' -d <domain> | lint -d <domain> | status | open -d <domain>]

Jarvis Wiki Skill

Manages LLM-compiled personal knowledge base domains.

Purpose

The wiki system maintains structured knowledge domains (for example, research areas, projects, or operating notes). Raw sources (articles, PDFs, notes) are compiled into wiki articles via LLM. This skill allows the agent to manage the wiki without the user typing CLI commands.

Steps

1. Determine intent: ingest / compile / ask / lint / status / open / search / enhance / export
2. Identify domain: check jarvis wiki status --all if ambiguous
3. Run CLI: execute jarvis wiki <subcommand> via Bash tool
4. Verify: read resulting wiki file or log entry to confirm success
5. Report: summarize what was created/updated

Behavior Notes

• For ingest from a URL: jarvis wiki ingest <url> -d <domain>
• For ask: pass question as string, display answer inline
• For compile: use --verbose so the user sees progress
• For lint: display the report inline
• When domain is unclear: run jarvis wiki status --all first

Example Invocations

jarvis wiki ingest https://example.com/article -d seas --compile-now
jarvis wiki compile -d seas --verbose
jarvis wiki ask "What trades did the March meeting discuss?" -d seas
jarvis wiki lint -d seas
jarvis wiki search "apprenticeship" -d seas
jarvis wiki open -d seas
jarvis wiki export -d seas -f zip
jarvis wiki status --all