vanillaflava/llm-wiki-skills.
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wiki-config
Set up, validate, and reconfigure the llm-wiki skill suite. Always use this skill when the user says /wiki-config, asks to 'set up my wiki', 'configure wiki', 'initialize wiki config', mentions 'page structure problems', 'schema issues', 'missing templates', 'wiki help', 'how does the wiki work', or when any wiki skill reports a missing or invalid config, schema, or templates. Also use when the user wants to know what wiki skills are available, seems confused about how the wiki system works, or asks why a skill isn't behaving as expected - even if they don't say 'config'. Owns the interactive configuration flow, schema management, and template management for the wiki system. When in doubt whether a setup or configuration issue is being raised, use this skill.
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wiki-crystallize
Distil a chat thread, research session, or working document into a structured wiki page capturing the current state of knowledge. Always use this skill when the user says /wiki-crystallize, 'save this to my wiki', 'capture what we've worked out', 'write this up as a wiki page', 'update my wiki from this conversation', 'we've covered a lot', 'before I close this chat', or 'let's wrap up this thread'. Also use proactively when the conversation has covered significant ground and capturing the findings would orient future sessions, the context is getting heavy and insights risk being lost, or the user signals they are ending a working session - even if they don't say 'wiki'. The chat is the scaffolding; the wiki page is the artefact. When in doubt whether a session wrap is being requested, use this skill. Requires filesystem read/write access.
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wiki-integrate
Weave a wiki page into the knowledge graph: add it to index.md and add backlinks in both directions. Always use this skill when the user says /wiki-integrate, 'nothing links to this page', 'this page is an orphan', 'connect this page to related pages', 'add backlinks to this page', 'add this page to the index', or 'weave this page into the wiki'. Also use whenever a new page has just been created directly in a chat or a page has been significantly revised and may have new connection opportunities - even if the user doesn't explicitly ask for integration. Lightweight; only adds links and index entries, never rewrites content. When in doubt whether a page needs connecting after creation or revision, use this skill. Requires filesystem read/write access.