writing-wiki-contentlisted

# Writing wiki content Write reader-facing knowledge pages in clear, formal English. ## Workflow 1. Determine whether the request is a draft, rewrite, or review. Read the supplied page and local guidance before changing prose. 2. Infer the page's established English variety, spelling, date format, capitalization, punctuation, terminology, heading style, and link form. Preserve coherent existing choices. When no choice is inferable, write plain international English and use American spelling only when a spelling choice is unavoidable. 3. Start every whole-page draft or review with [page structure and lists](references/01-page-structure-and-lists.md), [prose, tone, and quotations](references/02-prose-tone-and-quotations.md), [consistency and editorial process](references/03-consistency-and-editorial-process.md), and [Markdown syntax](references/04-markdown-syntax.md). Read additional references when the task needs it: - [Grammar and usage](references/05-grammar-and-usage.md) for sentence construction, pronouns, agreement, or technical language. - [English variety and names](references/06-language-names-and-formatting.md) for spelling, proper names, or historical names. - [Capitalization and abbreviations](references/07-capitalization-and-abbreviations.md) for capitals, acronyms, symbols, or short forms. - [Text formatting and titles](references/08-text-formatting-and-titles.md) for emphasis, titles of works, or literal text. - [Pronunciation and non-Englis