wiki-initlisted

# wiki-init — Socratic bootstrap of a hallouminate wiki Turn what's in the user's head into a structured, searchable wiki. The hard part is **elicitation** — experts can't introspect tacit knowledge on demand, so you ask about *behavior in concrete situations* and extract the model from their answers. **Agent topology (required):** - **Root = opus-tier** (the strongest model the harness offers). Runs the interview, holds the dialogue history, decides the page taxonomy, and extracts answers into structured slots. All reasoning lives here. - **Fan-out = haiku-tier** (the cheapest model). Once topics are captured, one sub-agent per planned page drafts the entry and calls `add_markdown`. Drafting is mechanical formatting of slots the root already gathered — cheap, parallel, isolated. The root interviews; it does not draft pages itself. Haiku drafts; it does not interview. Never invert. ## Phase 1 — Interview (root / opus) Semi-structured beats both a rigid script and open rambling. Move **unstructured → semi-structured → structured**: open wide to learn the domain's vocabulary, then tighten to fill gaps. **Rules of the interview:** - **One question per turn.** Multiple questions → the user answers the easiest and drops the rest. - **Behavior-first, not knowledge-first.** "What do you know about X?" fails. Ask "walk me through what you do when X happens" and extract the model from the story. - **Internal slots, open phrasing.** Track slots (`purpose`, `compon