LLM Wiki plugin for Grok Build

Skills (25)

• wiki-manager — Manage LLM-compiled wikis: initialize, ingest/import, compile/query, research/audit, collect catalogs, track inventory/datasets/Ideas, review Idea/Project portfolios, manage archives/sessions/feedback, and generate outputs. Activates for /w
• adapter — Route to, register, inspect, validate, and run explicitly trusted local private adapters without putting their code or bulk data in the wiki.
• archive — Archive or restore whole topic wikis so old interests stay preserved but out of default context. Archived topics move under HUB/topics/.archive and are hidden from normal semantic and maintenance workflows.
• assess — Assess a local repo against the active wiki's research body and the broader market. Gap analysis, opportunities, competitive landscape.
• audit — Truth-seeking umbrella audit for llm-wiki. Combines active wiki maintenance, output drift checks, provenance review, and fresh research when trust is in doubt.
• checkpoint — Export, refresh, verify, or import a comprehensive cross-topic Project Knowledge Checkpoint for a repository, with privacy checks.
• collect — Find, catalog, deduplicate, and optionally inventory bounded sets of artifacts, examples, resources, memes, tools, entities, media, or other collectible things.
• compile — Compile raw sources into wiki articles. Synthesizes, cross-references, and organizes active knowledge.
• dataset — Manage dataset manifests for data that is too large or unsuitable to store directly in the wiki. The wiki becomes the index/interface; the data stays external.
• feedback — Review, capture, and promote curated user-feedback candidates detected from session hooks.
• idea — Capture, research, shape, catalog, and explicitly promote Ideas into Projects through natural language.
• ingest-collection — Bulk-ingest source collections such as Git doc repos, MediaWiki sources, CSV/JSON message archives, and Wayback CDX snapshots into raw sources.
• ingest — Ingest source material into an active wiki. Accepts URLs, file paths, PDFs, freeform text, or processes the inbox. Supports tweets via Grok MCP.
• inventory — Track wiki-adjacent things the user cares about: items, Ideas, ingest candidates, entities, corpora, open questions, tasks, and other durable inventory records.
• librarian — Keep the active wiki article layer in check: staleness, quality, accuracy, and coherence. Focused maintenance tool; broader trust audits belong to /wiki:audit.
• lint — Run health checks on the wiki. Find broken links, missing indexes, stale content, archive registry drift, inconsistencies, and suggest improvements.
• ll — Extract lessons learned from the current session. Scans conversation for error→fix patterns, user corrections, and discoveries, then saves structured lessons to the wiki.
• output — Generate output artifacts from active wiki content — summaries, reports, study guides, slide outlines, timelines, glossaries, comparisons. Outputs are filed back into the wiki.
• plan — Generate an implementation plan grounded in active wiki research. Reads the knowledge base, interviews you about requirements, fills gaps with targeted research, and produces a phased plan with architecture decisions citing wiki articles as
• portfolio — Show a read-only hub-wide portfolio of canonical Ideas and active Projects without duplicating topic-owned records.
• project — Manage projects inside a topic wiki. Projects are folders under output/projects/ that group related outputs (playbooks, images, code, data) with a goal captured in WHY.md.
• query — Ask read-only questions against the wiki. Supports quick, standard, deep, list, archived, supplementary-wiki, and resume modes with exact file citations.
• refresh — Check if active wiki articles are still current. Re-fetches sources, detects changes, and offers to update stale articles.
• research — Deep multi-agent research on a topic, question, or thesis. Launches parallel agents to search the web, ingests sources, and compiles them into active wiki articles. Thesis mode provides for/against evidence framing with a verdict.
• retract — Remove user-selected data or a source from wiki-controlled local files, including archives and session context. Dry-run first, apply explicitly, then verify.