ingest

Automating wiki documentation from raw markdown source files is done by reading raw content, synthesizing takeaways, and writing connected wiki pages. The ingest skill parses markdown frontmatter cues to automatically generate or update tool and technique pages.

Syncing raw tool-docs into a structured wiki with reverse links involves ingesting source material to write or update technique pages while appending to the index and log. This ensures scattered notes become connected, searchable documentation with full traceability.

Keeping tool and technique wiki pages up to date when new source material is added requires ingesting the new raw content to negotiate page structure with humans. The process updates existing wiki pages, maintains reverse links, and appends entries to the log for traceability.

No external dependencies are needed to ingest markdown documentation into a tech wiki beyond internal wiki workflows. The process relies entirely on frontmatter cues to locate sources, parse markdown content, and write structured wiki pages without external libraries.

Yes, you can use frontmatter cues to locate and parse raw source documents for wiki ingestion. The ingest skill reads frontmatter to find source material in raw/tool-docs directories, interprets the content, and synthesizes takeaways to align pages with the wiki schema.

Automated ingestion for documentation synthesis should not be used when source material lacks frontmatter cues or cannot be placed in the raw/tool-docs directory structure. Without these internal wiki workflow prerequisites, the tool cannot locate sources, parse markdown, or negotiate page structure.