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Search the wiki for past debugging solutions before starting from scratch. Use this whenever you encounter an error or bug — check the wiki first so you don't repeat past work. Bugs are global — a fix from any project can help you now.
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Resume a saved checkpoint to continue a session with full context. Lists all checkpoints if no name is given, or loads a specific one and briefs you on what was happening.
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Save a session checkpoint so you can resume later with full context. Creates a checkpoint file in projectwiki/checkpoints/ with current task, state, decisions, and next steps.
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Clean up and maintain the entire wiki system automatically. Syncs vault pages with projectwiki/ (projectwiki is truth). Reads every vault page, fixes formatting, fills gaps, strengthens cross-references. Fully autonomous — run periodically to keep everything healthy.
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Session wrap-up. Checks that all wiki pages are up to date, projectwiki is current, and any knowledge from this session has been saved. Run this before ending a session.
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Search the entire wiki for information about a topic. Use this when the user asks about something that might be documented — patterns, papers, past solutions, project context.
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Add new knowledge to the wiki. Use this after solving a bug, learning a pattern, reading an AI paper, or starting a new project. The wiki compounds — every solution saved here saves time in the future.
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Health check the wiki. Run this periodically to find broken links, orphan pages, stale entries, and missing cross-references. Checks both the vault AND all projectwiki/ directories. Keeps the wiki healthy as it grows.
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New session project initialization. Reads templates, reads the entire codebase fresh, creates or updates projectwiki/ and the vault page. Use this when starting work on an existing project you haven't seen before.
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Initialize a new project. Copies {{TEMPLATEPATH}}/ files and projects/template, fills in from the codebase. Run this ONCE when starting a new project — BEFORE writing any code.