wiki-lintlisted

# wiki-lint Health-check the wiki and report issues by severity. Runs **two kinds** of checks: 1. **Structural checks** — orphans, broken links, frontmatter, index completeness, page size, tag drift (the "is the wiki well-formed?" layer) 2. **Content / evolution checks** — content gaps the LLM can spot, web-search suggestions to fill them, and SCHEMA.md evolution proposals based on observed patterns (the "is the wiki *growing well*?" layer) The second layer is what makes this a useful LLM task, not just a formatter. Karpathy's original: > "data gaps that could be filled with a web search. The LLM is good at suggesting > new questions to investigate and new sources to look for." `--fix` applies safe automated fixes. `--report-only` prints findings without any changes (default). ## When to use - User asks to "lint", "audit", "health-check", or "clean up" the wiki - After a large batch ingest - When `wiki-digest` flagged orphans or coverage gaps - Periodically (suggested: every 50 ingests or monthly) ## Implementation Structural checks live in `plugin/scripts/lint_naive.py` — broken links, orphans, missing required frontmatter, tag drift, stale content, page size, custom-dimension completeness. **Use the script for these.** It returns deterministic JSON; the skill formats by severity and decides which to surface first. ```bash # Run all structural checks python {plugin_root}/scripts/lint_naive.py --wiki {wiki_path} --check all # Subset python {plugin_root}/scr