cross-linker

Missing wikilinks are discovered by scanning Markdown vault pages for unlinked mentions of existing page titles and aliases. A page registry catalogs vault content, identifies unlinked references, and creates appropriate [[wikilinks]] automatically.

Automating cross-linking unlinked mentions is done by scanning vault pages for references to existing titles and aliases. A scoring system evaluates matches, applies [[wikilinks]] inline or in a Related section, and generates a summary report for review.

Wikilink scoring evaluates unlinked mentions against a page registry containing titles, aliases, tags, and summaries. It ranks potential matches to ensure appropriate [[wikilinks]] are created, then applies links through a deterministic apply-and-commit workflow.

You can review wikilink changes before committing because the system uses a deterministic apply-and-commit workflow. It generates a summary change report detailing inline links and Related section additions for your Markdown vault pages.

Yes, cross-linking works with Markdown vaults using aliases and tags. The page discovery and registry process catalogs vault pages by titles, aliases, tags, and summaries to accurately identify unlinked mentions and create matching [[wikilinks]].

You should avoid automated wikilink creation when your Markdown vault pages lack consistent titles, aliases, or tags for accurate registry matching. Without structured page metadata, unlinked-mention detection may produce incorrect or low-scoring [[wikilinks]].