wiki-docs
Wiki Documentation
Create canonical, reader-facing reference pages for your story's characters, locations, events, and lore. These are polished encyclopedic entries — the "single source of truth" that readers, writers, and critics consult.
Two Documentation Spaces
wiki/ (or project equivalent) — Reader-facing. Polished, encyclopedic tone, spoiler-managed, link-disciplined. What this skill produces.
Knowledge base — Author/agent-facing. Annotated with decision reasoning, source tags, open questions, and implementation notes. Maintained by knowledge maintenance agents (session-miner, chronicler, graph-maintainer). Not this skill's territory.
The distinction matters because reader-facing docs and author-facing docs serve different purposes. A wiki page about a character presents their canonical state. The character entry in the knowledge base includes why certain choices were made, what alternatives were considered, and what's planned but unrevealed.
Core Principles
Canonical Only
Wiki pages contain confirmed information — facts from written chapters, finalized worldbuilding, author-decided details. If something isn't decided yet, it belongs in brainstorming notes, not the wiki.
Encyclopedic Tone
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