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# Research Search the wiki, read relevant pages, and synthesize an answer from existing knowledge. The wiki is the persistent knowledge base — use it before generating from scratch. ## Orient For broad questions ("what does the wiki know about X?") or coverage assessment, start with the full wiki map: ``` wiki_list(format: "llms") ``` This returns all pages grouped by type with summaries — one call instead of multiple searches. Use it when: - The question is wide ("what does the wiki cover on LLMs?") - You need to assess coverage before deciding whether to ingest new sources - You want to understand the wiki's knowledge shape before drilling in For narrow, specific queries, skip this step and go straight to search. ## Search BM25 full-text search across `title`, `summary`, `read_when`, `tldr`, `tags`, and body text. Results always include facets (`type`, `status`, `tags` distributions): ``` wiki_search(query: "<topic>") ``` Filter by page type: ``` wiki_search(query: "<topic>", type: "concept") wiki_search(query: "<topic>", type: "paper,article") ``` Search across all registered wikis: ``` wiki_search(query: "<topic>", cross_wiki: true) ``` Include section index pages (excluded by default): ``` wiki_search(query: "<topic>", include_sections: true) ``` ## Read results Read the most relevant pages: ``` wiki_content_read(uri: "<slug>") ``` Follow `sources` and `concepts` links in frontmatter to find related pages that add context. A concept's `sources` field p