wiki-querylisted

# wiki-query Answer a question from compiled wiki knowledge. Unlike asking the same question cold, the wiki has already synthesized and cross-referenced the relevant sources. **Like ingestion, substantive query results compound back into the wiki.** When an answer is worth keeping — a comparison, a synthesis, a connection you discovered — it's filed as a new wiki page and joins the knowledge base. Your explorations compound in the wiki just like your ingested sources do. That's the whole trick: nothing valuable disappears into chat history. ## When to use - User asks any question about the wiki's domain - User wants a comparison, deep dive, or cross-cutting synthesis - `--file` flag: force-file the answer as a new wiki page ## Pre-flight (orientation guard) Before querying, read orientation files if not done this session: ``` read_file {wiki_path}/SCHEMA.md read_file {wiki_path}/index.md read_file {wiki_path}/log.md # last 20 lines ``` ## Steps ### ① Parse the question Classify it — the strategy depends on type: - **Factual**: "What is X?" → entity/concept lookup - **Comparative**: "How does X differ from Y?" → check for existing comparison first - **Synthesis**: "What do we know about X across sources?" → multi-page read - **Gap**: "What don't we know about X?" → check open questions in pages, run `wiki-lint` ### ② Find relevant pages Run `wiki-search` internally for key terms, inheriting the `--tier` default (`active` when tiers are enabled, else `all`). For wik