Start a project-wiki — an agent-maintained knowledge base that turns scattered material (documents, meeting notes, web pages, research) into a durable, cross-linked wiki the agent builds, keeps current, and can answer questions from. This skill creates a new project-wiki in its own folder next to your current project…
Create and maintain mermaid diagram(s) in wiki/diagrams/. Use when the user wants a visual of the project. First understands the project, then asks what kind of diagram fits — entity/relationship, user flow, sequence, state/lifecycle, architecture, concept map — and builds the chosen one, kept in sync with the wiki.…
Capture a new source into the wiki. Use whenever reference material arrives — a Notion page, a Figma file, a meeting transcript, a web page or article, a local file (PDF/markdown/doc), an image or diagram, or pasted notes. Faithfully captures it into sources/, then fans the new information out across the wiki and logs…
Health-check the wiki. Use periodically or on request to catch contradictions between pages, stale claims superseded by newer sources, orphan pages with no inbound links, important concepts mentioned in sources but lacking a page, missing cross-references, uncited claims, dangling links, and open questions that have…
Publish the core of the wiki as Notion document(s). Use when the user wants to share findings out of the repo — a clean, audience-ready document or small set of documents describing the project's core concepts. This is deliberately NOT a 1:1 dump of every wiki page; it's a curated narrative synthesized from the wiki.…
Answer a substantive question using the wiki, with citations, and file non-trivial answers back. Use when the user asks a real question about the project's content ("what happens when…", "which decisions touch…", "how does X relate to Y") rather than asking you to ingest or research. Reads the wiki first, falls back…
Interactive, menu-driven research to deepen the wiki. Use when the user wants to investigate core concepts, fill gaps, validate assumptions, or study external references / competitors / standards / prior art. You survey the wiki, propose a menu of concrete research options, let the user choose which to pursue, then…
First-time interactive bootstrap of a fresh project-wiki. Use when the operating manual still has {{PLACEHOLDER}} values, when the user says "set up the wiki / start a new project / initialize this", or before any other wiki skill on a brand-new copy. Captures what the project is, who it's for, and any starting…