What problem does it solve? Querying a growing personal research wiki by hand means manually searching pages, cross-referencing claims, and losing the synthesized insight after each session. This Skill retrieves relevant wiki pages, synthesizes a cited answer, and optionally writes durable query results, concepts, or claims back into the knowledge base. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Grounded Q&A with citations: Reads context_brief.md, index.md, and up to 15 relevant pages, then synthesizes an answer where every key claim carries a [[slug]] wikilink to an existing page. - Crystallize mode: With --crystallize, writes the answer to wiki/outputs/, or creates new concept/claim pages, appends graph edges, and rebuilds context_brief.md and open_questions.md. - Gap awareness: Flags when a question touches known gaps in open_questions.md and suggests papers to ingest when the wiki lacks evidence. - Use Case: Ask "What is the core difference between LoRA and Adapter?" and receive a structured, cited comparison drawn from ingested paper pages, then crystallize it as a new cross-paper concept page. ## Quick Start Ask the wiki a research question such as "What is the core difference between LoRA and Adapter?" and optionally add --crystallize to save the synthesized answer back into the wiki.
