lumi-check

To check your wiki for broken links and missing reverse edges, run a linter in JSON mode to classify structural and graph integrity issues by severity. This process validates cross-reference rules and highlights errors before applying fixes.

Wiki graph integrity ensures cross-reference rules, reverse links, and index consistency remain valid. It matters after bulk edits because operations like ingest sessions can silently degrade the knowledge graph by leaving broken wikilinks or incomplete metadata.

Yes, you can automatically fix broken wikilinks and index consistency issues by applying supported linter fixes. The system proposes specific changes and applies them only after explicit confirmation, then re-runs the lint check to verify zero errors.

The lumi-check health check requires a Lumina-Wiki workspace environment where the project linter can be invoked with the --json flag. It operates within this specific repository structure to validate frontmatter constraints and cross-references.

If the linter finds advisory warnings instead of errors, the health check classifies these findings by severity. It prioritizes errors first, then surfaces advisory warnings to address missing required metadata or minor graph inconsistencies.