pms-query

Answer project management questions by consulting the wiki to ground responses in official documentation. The Skill queries wiki files, quotes relevant sections, and cites exact sources to ensure every status, decision, or deliverable claim is traceable and auditable.

Cross-document querying synthesizes information from multiple wiki files to provide complete answers. It correlates schedules, features, and decisions across the project wiki, ensuring coherent responses that cite exact sections and linked sources for auditability.

Source tracing attaches exact wiki sections and linked references to every answer. When querying project decisions or deliverables, the Skill quotes the relevant documentation portions, grounding each claim in official project records rather than memory.

An initialized and accessible wiki is required to query project status and deliverables. The Skill depends on existing wiki documents to extract answers, quote relevant sections, and cite sources, meaning it cannot function without a populated project wiki environment.

The best way to ground schedule answers is querying the wiki directly and extracting exact quotes from relevant documents. This approach correlates schedule information across files, providing responses backed by cited wiki sections rather than relying on personal recall.

Wiki queries return ungrounded answers when the project wiki is not properly initialized or accessible. The Skill requires a populated wiki environment to trace source references and attach exact document sections to support every claim it generates.