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Build and maintain a persistent, compounding, multi-topic wiki from curated source documents.

Supplied documents remain the source-of-truth layer, while the model incrementally builds and maintains an interlinked Markdown wiki as the synthesis layer. The wiki should accumulate knowledge over time instead of rediscovering it from scratch for every question. It may begin with one source and one topic, then grow to include unrelated topics without requiring a redesign.

This Skill governs wiki authoring and maintenance, not answering questions from a completed wiki.

Read the applicable references before writing:

• Always read references/wiki-conventions.md.
• For a new source, also read references/ingest-markdown-into-wiki.md.
• For repair or reorganization, also read references/maintain-wiki.md.

Core rules:

• Treat supplied documents as the source-of-truth layer. Never create raw-source mirrors inside the generated wiki.
• Store the generated wiki as clean Markdown only. Do not depend on a database, vector index, sidecar manifest, or another generated data structure.
• Model durable real-world subjects, not the outline or schema of a source document.
• Maintain SCHEMA.md, index.md, and focused topic, entity, and view pages as one coherent knowledge graph.
• Integrate each source into the existing wiki; do not dump isolated notes.
• Do not create pages whose only purpose is to represent one raw document.
• Keep one canonical page per durable subject. Separate stable identity or definition from dated observations, changing states, and source claims.
• Prefer explicit relationship labels and composition through links and tags over vague "related" lists, deep hierarchies, or duplicated pages.
• Let unrelated durable topics coexist. Do not force later sources into the domain inferred from the first source.
• Write a new page primarily in the dominant natural language of its source material. Preserve an existing page's established language when updating it, and record useful names in other languages as aliases.
• Update cross-links, contradictions, stale claims, and synthesis when new evidence changes the picture.
• Keep source provenance on generated pages with stable source identifiers, not copied source text.
• Keep SCHEMA.md and index.md consistent with the current wiki.
• Make the smallest coherent update. Do not regenerate unrelated pages.
• Do not invent source content.

Finish only when the affected knowledge is synthesized, provenance is visible, foundation pages are consistent, page language is coherent, and every changed page is discoverable through the index or meaningful cross-links.