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# Wiki One parameterized skill over the harness wiki knowledge base. The first token of `$ARGUMENTS` selects the operation; the remainder is that subcommand's argument string. This dispatcher holds the routing logic and the rules shared by all three operations; the full per-subcommand procedure lives in `references/`. ## Subcommands | Subcommand | Argument form | Purpose | Reference | |------------|---------------|---------|-----------| | `ingest` | `<url\|path> [--slug <override>]` · `--from-draft <slug> [--allow-stale]` | Capture a source or promote a draft into a wiki entity page (the only authorized write path) | `references/ingest.md` | | `query` | `<topic>` | Frontmatter OR-search; read top ≤3 matches (by `updated:` desc) into context | `references/query.md` | | `lint` | `[--dry-run]` | 5 health checks + atomic `corpus/README.md` index regeneration | `references/lint.md` | ## Dispatch Parse `$ARGUMENTS`: the first whitespace-delimited token is the subcommand; the rest is the subcommand's argument string. ```bash ARGUMENTS="${ARGUMENTS:-}" SUB="${ARGUMENTS%% *}" # first token REST="${ARGUMENTS#"$SUB"}" # everything after it REST="${REST# }" # trim one leading space ``` Route on `$SUB`, then follow the matching reference document end-to-end (its instructions are authoritative — this dispatcher does not restate them): | `$SUB` | Action | |--------|--------| | `ingest` | Read `references/ingest.md`; execute it with `$REST` as its argument...