compile-wikilisted

# Compile Wiki ## Goal Turn source summaries into durable concept pages and keep the navigation layer coherent. ## Rules - Prefer fewer, stronger concept pages over many overlapping pages. - Merge duplicates instead of proliferating similar pages. - Keep backlinks reciprocal when possible. - Preserve uncertainty and provenance. ## Desired outcomes - `notes/Concepts/*.md` becomes the main knowledge layer. - `notes/Home.md` becomes the best navigation entry point. - `notes/TODO.md` captures unresolved gaps and follow-up fetches. ## Required concept shape Every compiled concept page must strictly contain the following sections in order: 1. `# <Concept Name>` 2. `## What It Is` 3. `## Why It Matters` 4. `## Key Claims` 5. `## Related Concepts` 6. `## Evidence / Source Basis` 7. `## Open Questions` (required on every concept page; write at least one question or state `_No open questions identified._`) 8. `## Backlinks` ## Citation requirement Every bullet in `## Key Claims` that makes a factual assertion **must** end with at least one inline source wikilink: `([[Sources/<source_id>|<source_id>]])` or `([[Concepts/<name>|<name>]])`. - `supported` concept pages require ≥ 90% direct inline citation coverage on claims. - `provisional` concept pages require ≥ 70% direct inline citation coverage. - If a claim cannot be sourced, mark it `(unverified)` and set `claim_quality: provisional`. ## Contradiction alerts Before writing or updating a concept page, check `data/contradictions.