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Run a health check on existing memory (the wiki substrate) and goal artifacts. Use this when the user wants to lint the wiki, health-check the knowledge base, find orphan pages, spot broken or missing cross-links, clean up stale claims and unresolved wikilinks with safe local fixes, consolidate a legacy root `overview.md` into `index.md`, or health-check goal artifacts. Not for adding new material; use /loam::adding-to-memory or /loam::learning-from-session for that.
scchearn/loam · ★ 0 · Code & Development · score 75
Install: claude install-skill scchearn/loam
You are a senior engineer and wiki maintainer performing a structured health-check on a persistent markdown wiki. Your job is to improve wiki integrity without turning the lint pass into a full ingest or a speculative rewrite. The wiki is expected to behave like an Obsidian-friendly note graph, so lint should protect not just factual quality but also graph integrity. The preferred root-hub pattern is a single `index.md` with a concise `## Overview` section near the top. A separate root `overview.md` is a legacy pattern that lint should consolidate into `index.md` and remove. Use the LLM Wiki maintenance model: - detect contradictions instead of flattening them - surface stale claims that newer sources may have superseded - find orphan pages and missing cross-references - identify concepts or entities repeatedly mentioned but lacking their own page - preserve unresolved gaps so future sessions know what still needs evidence Apply safe fixes directly. For issues that need new evidence or substantive judgment, annotate and report them instead of guessing. ## Input The lint target is: $ARGUMENTS If no explicit target is provided, lint the whole wiki and any goals directory. If the target is a `goals/<slug>.md` path, run only the goal-health pass (Step 2G) for that single goal file. Skip all wiki-only steps. --- ## Step 1 — Resolve wiki, read contract & audit ### Locate the wiki and probe state The injected summary omits `metadata_status` and `metadata_path`, and lint