wiki-record

/wiki-record

Capture the trajectory of the task you just completed — the sequence of tool calls that solved it — into the wiki's working-memory layer.

This is the counterpart to source capture: instead of recording what you read, it records what you did, so the wiki compounds over your own work.

User Arguments

$ARGUMENTS

Read the LLM Wiki skill at .pi/skills/llm-wiki/SKILL.md first to understand the wiki conventions.

Steps

1. Call wiki_capture_trajectory with:
   • title: short descriptive phrase for the task (≤60 chars, noun phrase)
   • outcome: optional — success (default), failure, or partial
   • The extension auto-extracts the tool-call trajectory from the live session, so you usually do not pass steps manually.
2. Open the generated skeleton case page in wiki/cases/ and flesh out:
   • Task — what was requested
   • Approach — the key steps and decisions (not every tool call, just the meaningful ones)
   • Outcome — the result, and anything worth reusing or avoiding next time
3. If the task taught a reusable pattern, run wiki_distill_skills and create a skill page via wiki_ensure_page(type="skill") that cites [[trajectories/TRJ-...]].
4. Confirm the case (and any skill) will be surfaced by wiki_recall / wiki_recall_skill in future sessions.

Rules:

• Only record tasks worth learning from — non-trivial debugging, refactors, integrations, multi-step workflows. Skip trivial one-shot answers.
• The raw trajectory packet under raw/trajectories/ is immutable. Edit the case/skill pages, never the packet.
• One trajectory per wiki_capture_trajectory call.