| name | wikigraph-knowledge |
| description | Use Wanta WikiGraph knowledge contexts through the managed wg command. |
WikiGraph Knowledge
Use this skill whenever the current turn includes a Wanta knowledge context such as @Knowledge library, @知识库, or a specific imported .wikg archive.
Context scopes
wikg://lib means the whole Wanta local WikiGraph library. Use it for broad questions, cross-archive lookup, discovery, or when the user says only @知识库 / the knowledge library.wikg://lib/arc/<id> means one specific imported WikiGraph archive. Use it when the user selected a book/archive or the question clearly names that archive.- If both library and archive contexts are present, choose the narrowest scope that can answer the request. Start with the archive for focused questions; use the library for cross-book comparison, unknown-source lookup, or when the focused archive lacks enough evidence.
Command boundary
- Run WikiGraph only through Wanta's managed
wg command on PATH.
- Do not depend on a global WikiGraph installation, raw storage paths, or
.wikg files as normal attachments.
- Treat knowledge bases as read-only by default. Import, rebuild, delete, edit, or maintenance operations require explicit user intent.
Retrieval path
- Pick the scope URI (
wikg://lib or wikg://lib/arc/<id>) from the turn context.
- Use broad library/archive search first when the target entity, chapter, or source is unclear.
- Use entity search for people, organizations, places, works, concepts, aliases, or disambiguation.
- Use triple search for relationships, chronology, cause/effect, ownership, family, conflict, cooperation, or graph-style questions.
- Use chunk or full-text search for wording, quotations, passages, events, and source-grounded summaries.
- Retrieve evidence/source context before stating factual relationships. Use related or pack only after a relevant entity, triple, chunk, or source handle is selected.
Readiness and failures
- If an index is unavailable, stale, or not ready, report that limitation and use any available search path rather than inventing evidence.
- If the library is empty, explain that no imported WikiGraph knowledge is available and suggest importing a
.wikg file when useful.
- If a query fails, do not pretend the knowledge base was searched. Summarize the failure and try a narrower or broader scope when reasonable.
Answering with evidence
- Cite chapter names, source handles, evidence handles, or other WikiGraph-provided source identifiers when available.
- Distinguish evidence-backed facts from interpretation, synthesis, or uncertainty.
- For relationship diagrams, verify important edges with evidence, keep the graph focused, merge aliases only when evidence supports identity, and use dotted edges for inference or uncertainty.
- Do not expose Wanta managed storage paths unless the user explicitly asks for low-level debugging details.
