ai-wiki-fulllisted

# ai-wiki-full — file a note and place it under a topic The full version of `/ai-wiki`: write the note as `/ai-wiki` does, then **place it under a research direction** with reciprocal links. **First read `.claude/skills/ai-wiki/SKILL.md` and run its procedure (steps 1-7)**, then let this file replace step 6 and append step 8. The reference files are shared from `.claude/skills/ai-wiki/references/`; this skill does not duplicate them. Which command to use: | Situation | Use | |---|---| | Read a paper, save a conversation, file something quickly | `/ai-wiki` | | Explicitly place a paper under a direction, build or extend a direction map, tidy a topic | `/ai-wiki-full` | --- ## Step 6 (replaced): place under a topic ### 6.1 Search before you build `Glob` `Research/topics/` and **open and read S1 of every existing hub**. The default action is to **file under an existing topic**. Only when no existing hub can hold it do you proceed to the admission test. ### 6.2 Admission test — all three must pass to create a new topic Full criteria in `references/note-specs.md` under "What qualifies as a topic". In short: 1. **Can you name three other papers you would actually read that belong in it?** If not, it is not a topic — it is one paper. 2. **Could it hold 5-15 notes without becoming a jumble?** If not, it is too fine; it belongs as an S2 sub-area of an existing topic. 3. **Can no existing hub really hold it?** Answer only after reading their S1 sections. **Any one failing