daikichiba9511/dotfiles/llm-wiki-query

LLM Wiki Query

Answer from the accumulated wiki first, cite wiki pages, and optionally save valuable answers as analysis or synthesis pages. Read references/pattern.md for the model. Read references/query-decision-tables.md when search scope or answer format is ambiguous. Read references/analysis-template.md before saving an answer.

Usage

$llm-wiki-query <question> [wiki_dir] [save: optional_title]

Wiki Detection

1. Prefer an explicit wiki_dir.
2. Otherwise search for AGENTS.md files that mention LLM Wiki.
3. Fallback to legacy _schema.md files that mention LLM Wiki.
4. Ask if multiple wiki directories match.
5. If none exists, suggest $llm-wiki-init.

Workflow

1. Read the wiki AGENTS.md and index.md.
2. Use index.md to identify likely relevant pages.
3. Use references/query-decision-tables.md to choose search depth and answer format when the route is not obvious.
4. Use Grep over the wiki when the index is insufficient.
5. Read the smallest set of pages needed to answer, including source pages behind important claims.
6. Synthesize an answer with links to the supporting wiki pages.
7. Clearly mark information gaps, uncertainty, and contradictions.
8. If the answer changes the wiki's top-level understanding, update or propose an update to overview.md or a page under pages/syntheses/.
9. If the query reveals a repeated workflow preference, output format preference, or schema gap, propose an AGENTS.md update.
10. If the user asked to save the answer, create an analysis or synthesis page and update index.md.
11. Append one query or update entry to log.md whenever query-driven edits are made, including overview-only, synthesis, analysis, or schema updates.
12. If saving would be useful but was not requested, propose it instead of silently writing.

Answer Rules

• Ground the answer in wiki pages. Do not pretend the wiki contains facts it does not contain.
• Use outside web search only when the user asks for fresh information or explicitly wants a gap filled. Clearly label outside information as not yet part of the wiki, and offer to ingest the source before treating it as wiki knowledge.
• Distinguish sourced wiki facts from your inference.
• Prefer concise answers unless the user asks for a full memo.
• When pages conflict, present both claims with links and note what evidence would resolve the conflict.