Llm wiki setup
Install, configure, and connect a chosen LLM-Wiki workflow. Use for setting up a raw/wiki/schema vault, Agent Skills, coding-agent integration, Obsidian/local-first workflows, hooks, templates, or git review; route a guided first-demo walkthrough to llm-wiki-zero-to-working-wiki.From its SKILL.md
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LLM-Wiki Setup
Goal
Turn a chosen LLM-Wiki recommendation into a working setup with safe defaults.
When to use
- The user has already picked a target vault/architecture and wants it turned into a working setup (directories, templates, skills installed).
- Configuring
AGENTS.md/CLAUDE.md, hooks, or git/PR review policy for an LLM-Wiki workflow. - Connecting a coding agent (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode) to Agent Skills so
wiki-ingest/wiki-query/wiki-lintwork. - Migrating an existing Obsidian vault or repository docs tree into the raw/wiki/schema model.
- Not for a guided first-demo walkthrough with no prior architecture decision — route that to
llm-wiki-zero-to-working-wikiinstead.
Inputs
- Chosen solution or target architecture.
- Project/vault path.
- Target agent(s): Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, etc.
- Privacy/local-first constraints.
- Existing docs or empty start.
Procedure
1. Confirm the setup target
Identify one target:
- local-first Markdown vault;
- existing Obsidian vault;
- repository documentation wiki;
- qmd/hybrid-search upgrade;
- team PR-based workflow;
- custom product/CLI/plugin.
If the target is an external tool, browse official installation docs before giving commands.
2. Preflight
Check or ask for:
- git initialized;
- backup or branch available;
- package managers available;
- agent skill installation target;
- whether writes should be direct, dry-run, or PR-based;
- sensitive material that must not leave the machine.
3. Create the vault shape
Default structure:
raw/sources/
raw/assets/
inbox/
wiki/index.md
wiki/log.md
wiki/sources/
wiki/entities/
wiki/concepts/
wiki/comparisons/
wiki/synthesis/
wiki/queries/
_agent/reports/
_meta/schemas/
Start wiki/index.md and wiki/log.md from the bundled references/templates/wiki/ starters; prefer the target repository's own vault templates when they already exist.
4. Install skills
For Agent Skills-compatible agents, use commands like:
npx skills add po4yka/llm-wiki-skills --skill '*' -a claude-code
npx skills add po4yka/llm-wiki-skills --skill wiki-ingest --skill wiki-query -a codex
Use project scope when the skills should be committed with a repo; use global scope when the user wants them across projects.
5. Configure instructions
Create or update AGENTS.md and CLAUDE.md, starting from references/templates/vault/AGENTS.md and references/templates/vault/CLAUDE.md, keeping:
- raw/wiki/schema model;
- protected human sections;
- prompt-injection defense;
- git/dry-run policy;
- index/log update rules;
- allowed write scope.
6. Add safety checks
Recommend, and implement only with approval:
- git branch before migration;
- frontmatter validation;
- dry-run mode for bulk changes;
- pre-write checks for
raw/and protected sections; wiki-lintreport after setup.
7. Verify
Run a tiny end-to-end test:
- Put one sample source in
raw/sources/orinbox/. - Run
wiki-triageorwiki-ingest. - Run
wiki-queryagainst the result. - Run
wiki-lintand inspect the report.
Output
Deliver the summary in chat; the persisted artifacts are the created vault files and installed skills.
## Setup summary
## Files created or changed
## Install commands used
## Safety settings
## Verification result
## Next action
Safety gates
- Do not run remote install scripts without explaining what they do.
- Do not ingest sensitive data into cloud tools without explicit approval.
- Do not enable bulk direct writes before git and backup are confirmed.
- Do not combine setup with large migration unless the user requested it.
What ships with it: 4 files
3.5 KB alongside SKILL.md