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Run a health check on the wiki. Finds stale articles, missing coverage, broken backlinks, and opportunities for cross-linking. Use at the start of a new session, or when the user says "check wiki", "wiki health", "audit wiki", "wiki status".
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| name | check-wiki |
| description | Run a health check on the wiki. Finds stale articles, missing coverage, broken backlinks, and opportunities for cross-linking. Use at the start of a new session, or when the user says "check wiki", "wiki health", "audit wiki", "wiki status". |
Audit the wiki for staleness, gaps, and broken links. Fix issues automatically where possible; report what was fixed and what needs human attention.
Wiki/ must exist.
If it doesn't, suggest running init-wiki.
Read Wiki/Index.md to get the full article inventory.
Read Wiki/Status.md for current project context.
For each article in the index:
Stale = article describes something that has changed, been renamed, removed, or works differently than described.
Scan the repo for entities that should have wiki coverage but don't:
Wiki/Resources/ not indexed(Notebooks are generated artifacts in NotebooksLLM/, not wiki articles — do not expect them in the index.)
For each missing entity: create a wiki article and add it to the index.
Scan all relative markdown links across all articles:
For each Wiki/Resources/*.md file:
## Recover section exists and has a valid URLCompare the files in Wiki/ subdirectories against entries in Wiki/Index.md.
Every .md file (except Index.md, Status.md) should have an index entry.
Add missing entries.
Read Work/README.md and scan Work/Active/*.md (an item's status is its folder).
Flag any active item whose ## Progress has no recent session (or none at all) — it may be stalled.
Flag index rows whose "next task" no longer matches the first unchecked task, and active items missing from the index.
Light check — report, don't auto-fix.
Present a summary to the user:
Wiki Health Check:
- Articles checked: N
- Stale articles fixed: N (list)
- New articles created: N (list)
- Broken links fixed: N
- Missing index entries added: N
- Resource issues: N (list)
- Stalled work items: N (list)
If everything is clean: "Wiki is healthy. No issues found."
For session-start checks, keep it fast: only scan the index and status, don't deep-check every article. Flag anything suspicious for manual review.
Build an LLM-generated "dev notebook" for the paclet under development: a self-contained, evaluated, cloud-deployed Wolfram notebook that presents every exported function (a reference card) plus a sequence of worked examples, each mostly code and each producing a picture. Outputs are embedded (graphics rasterized, small symbolic results kept as live boxes), the build is smoke- tested headless to zero messages, deployed public to the Wolfram Cloud, and the stable URL is linked from the README. Use when the user says "dev notebook", "demo notebook", "build the paclet demo", "show what the paclet does", "reference notebook for the paclet", or the /dev-notebook command.
Create or modify Wolfram Notebooks (.nb) from structured Markdown content using the Wolfram MCP. This is the unified notebook skill — use it for creating new notebooks, editing existing ones, or converting NotebooksLLM/ markdown sources into .nb files. Triggers on: "create notebook", "make a notebook", "notebook about X", "edit notebook", "update notebook", "put this in a notebook", "generate .nb". Also used by other skills (new-project, start-tour) when they produce notebooks.
Add a resource (paper, repo, notebook, dataset, tool, web page) to the wiki. Downloads the file locally (gitignored), creates a wiki article with a Recover section for reproducibility, and updates the index. Use when the user says "add this paper", "save this resource", "note this repo", or when encountering a new reference during work. Also use during new-project to register discovered papers and Wolfram Community resources.
Build a Wolfram paclet archive and install it locally. Use when the user says "build paclet", "build the paclet", "install paclet locally", "make paclet", "create paclet archive", or "test the paclet install".
Produce a BibTeX/biblatex entry from an arXiv ID or DOI. Optionally appends to Paper/references.bib if it exists. Use when the user says "cite this", "bibtex for arXiv:...", "DOI 10.xxx/...", "add citation", or when adding a reference during paper writing.
Initialize a plain-markdown knowledge base (Wiki/) in the current repo. Use when the user says "init wiki", "set up knowledge base", "add wiki to this repo", or when starting a new project that needs a wiki. Also triggers when update-wiki or check-wiki is invoked but Wiki/ does not exist yet.