llm-wiki-skills

Process new source material into an LLM wiki — a persistent, interlinked collection of markdown files that accumulates knowledge over time. Use this skill whenever the user wants to add a source to their wiki: "add this to my wiki", "ingest this article/paper/document/URL", "process this for my knowledge base", "read this and update my notes", or any time they drop a file/link and want it integrated into a structured knowledge store. Even if the user doesn't say "wiki" explicitly, trigger this skill when the intent is clearly to absorb a source into a persistent knowledge system rather than just summarize it once.

Health-check an LLM wiki — a persistent, interlinked collection of markdown files — by scanning for contradictions, orphan pages, broken wikilinks, stale claims, missing cross-references, and knowledge gaps. Use this skill whenever the user wants to audit or maintain their wiki: "lint my wiki", "check my knowledge base for problems", "find contradictions in my notes", "what pages are orphaned", "audit my wiki", "clean up my wiki", "what's missing from my wiki", or any time they want a health report on a structured markdown knowledge store. Also trigger when the user mentions their wiki is getting messy, inconsistent, or hard to navigate.

Answer questions by searching an LLM wiki — a persistent, interlinked collection of markdown files that accumulates knowledge over time. Use this skill whenever the user asks something like "what does my wiki say about X", "ask my knowledge base about Y", "query my wiki", "what do I know about Z", "find what I've written about X", or any time they want to retrieve and synthesize information from a structured personal knowledge store. Also trigger this when a user is clearly working within an LLM wiki context (wiki/ directory, schema.md, index.md present) and asks a knowledge question, even if they don't explicitly say "wiki" or "query".