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To detect broken wiki links and missing fields, run a wiki linting scan over the full wiki directory. It checks all declared entity types for structural health, validating xref symmetry and graph edge formats to produce a prioritized fix-recommendation report.

Yes, you can auto-fix deterministic graph consistency and citation errors by running the lint tool with the --fix flag. Use the --fix --dry-run flags together to preview the proposed auto-fixes safely before applying any changes to your wiki directory.

Wiki linting is the process of scanning a research wiki directory to validate structural schemas, check xref symmetry for forward and reverse link consistency, and verify graph edge formats. It catches orphan pages and invalid values to prevent knowledge quality degradation.

Yes, the linting tool supports JSON output by running with the --json flag. This allows you to integrate the structural health, link validation, and graph consistency reports into automated pipelines for further analysis and processing of your research wiki.

The best way to validate citation integrity is to run a schema validation lint over your research knowledge base. It checks the wiki/graph/citations.jsonl file against required schemas and validates cross-reference symmetry to ensure forward and reverse links stay consistent.

Your wiki linting report shows graph edge inconsistencies because the wiki/graph/edges.jsonl file format or required schema validation failed. The lint tool detects these structural and graph health issues to prevent citation and cross-reference degradation across your knowledge base.