Wiki query

Skill open-gitagent/opengap/examples/llm-wiki/skills/wiki-query

A framework-agnostic, git-native standard for defining AI agents

Install

npx -y skills add open-gitagent/opengap --skill wiki-query

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Query the wiki to answer questions. Searches wiki pages, synthesizes answers with citations, and optionally files valuable answers back as new wiki pages. Use when the user asks a question about the knowledge base.

SKILL.md

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Wiki Query

Answer questions by searching and synthesizing from the wiki.

Workflow

Step 1: Search the wiki

Read memory/wiki/index.md to find relevant pages
Use Grep to search for specific terms across memory/wiki/
Read the most relevant pages (usually 3-10)

Step 2: Synthesize an answer

Combine information from multiple wiki pages
Cite sources: reference both wiki pages and the underlying raw documents
Note confidence level — distinguish well-sourced claims from inferences
Flag if the wiki has gaps on this topic

Step 3: Present the answer

Format depends on the question:

Factual question — direct answer with citations
Comparison — markdown table comparing entities/concepts
Overview — structured summary with sections
Analysis — synthesis with explicit reasoning chain

Step 4: File back (if valuable)

If the answer represents a useful synthesis that doesn't exist as a wiki page:

Ask the user: "This answer synthesizes information that isn't captured in the wiki yet. Should I file it as a new page?"
If yes: create a new wiki page in memory/wiki/
Update memory/wiki/index.md

Append to memory/log.md:

## [YYYY-MM-DD] query-filed | Page Title
- Question: [original question]
- Pages referenced: [list]
- New page: memory/wiki/page-name.md

Key Insight

Good answers should not disappear into chat history. A comparison you asked for, an analysis, a connection you discovered — these are valuable wiki content. Filing them back means your explorations compound in the knowledge base just like ingested sources do.