wiki-ingest
Wiki-ingest processes new source documents into a knowledge wiki by reading the source, extracting key entities and claims, and creating or updating wiki pages with proper cross-references and source attribution. Use this skill when a user adds a new document or explicitly requests to ingest source material into the knowledge base.
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/open-gitagent/opengap /tmp/wiki-ingest && cp -r /tmp/wiki-ingest/examples/llm-wiki/skills/wiki-ingest ~/.claude/skills/wiki-ingestSKILL.md
# Wiki Ingest Process a new source document and integrate its knowledge into the wiki. ## Workflow ### Step 1: Read the source Read the full source document from `knowledge/`. Identify: - Key entities (people, organizations, concepts, technologies) - Main claims and findings - Relationships between entities - Data points and statistics - Contradictions with or confirmations of existing knowledge ### Step 2: Discuss with the user Before writing, share a brief summary of key takeaways. Ask: - What aspects to emphasize? - Any entities or concepts to prioritize? - Should this update existing pages or create new ones? ### Step 3: Update the wiki For each significant entity or concept found in the source: 1. **Check if a wiki page exists** — read `memory/wiki/index.md` 2. **If page exists** — read it, integrate new information, update the "Sources" section, update frontmatter `updated` date and `source_count` 3. **If page doesn't exist** — create a new page in `memory/wiki/` with proper frontmatter, content, and source citations 4. **Update cross-references** — add `[[wikilinks]]` in both directions between related pages ### Step 4: Write a source summary page Create `memory/wiki/sources/<source-name>.md` with: - One-paragraph summary - Key claims extracted - Entities mentioned (with wikilinks to their pages) - Date ingested ### Step 5: Update index and log 1. Update `memory/wiki/index.md` — add/update entries for all pages touched 2. Update `knowledge/index.yaml` — ensure the source is cataloged with tags and priority 3. Append to `memory/log.md`: ``` ## [YYYY-MM-DD] ingest | Source Title - Pages created: [list] - Pages updated: [list] - Key findings: [1-2 sentences] ``` ## Example User drops `knowledge/quantum-computing-review-2026.pdf` and says "ingest this". 1. Read the paper, identify entities: quantum computing, error correction, IBM, Google, topological qubits 2. Discuss key findings with user 3. Create/update: `quantum-computing.md`, `error-correction.md`, `ibm.md`, `google.md` 4. Create: `sources/quantum-computing-review-2026.md` 5. Update `index.md` with all new/updated pages 6. Append ingest entry to `log.md` A single source might touch 5-15 wiki pages. This is normal and expected.
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