wiki-ingest

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Ingest articles, PDFs, videos, transcripts, and notes into a persistent interlinked knowledge wiki. Use when the user wants source notes, entity pages, concept pages, navigation updates, or STOW processing.

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# Wiki Ingest Ingest a source document into the knowledge wiki — creating structured, interlinked pages that compound over time. ## Usage Template **Prompt** ```text Use wiki-ingest on this source. Create source notes, concept pages, entity pages, navigation updates, and a verification summary. ``` **Use Case** - Turning an article, PDF, transcript, or rough note into durable linked knowledge. **Expected Result** - The agent creates an immutable source note, 3-7 key insights, linked wiki pages, and a log entry. **Output Example** - `SOURCES_DIR/src-YYYYMMDD-title.md`, `CONCEPTS_DIR/concept-name.md`, `ENTITIES_DIR/entity-name.md`, and `LOG_FILE` update. **Verification Case** - New wiki pages have frontmatter, source references, at least two `[[wikilinks]]`, and timeline entries. **Verified Effect** - Knowledge stops being a loose summary: the source becomes traceable, linked, and reusable across future sessions. ## Success Metrics - Creates one immutable source note, 3-7 key insights with block refs, and at least one linked wiki page. - Each new wiki page has frontmatter, source references, at least two wikilinks, and a timeline entry. - Final report lists created/updated files and flags single-source claims. - Targeted post-ingest lint confirms no missing frontmatter, broken source refs, zero-inlink pages, or pages with fewer than two outbound wikilinks. - Clippings are archived after successful ingest and the clipping queue is updated when applicable. - Each concep...

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Author
Mark393295827
Repository
Mark393295827/third-brain-v5-skills
Created
4 weeks ago
Last Updated
today
Language
HTML
License
MIT

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