populate-entity

To automatically create linked entities, the process scans your text for mentions of people or places, generates missing entity files using predefined templates, and inserts wikilinks to ensure bidirectional connections across your world.

Bidirectional linking ensures that when a source entity mentions a target entity, both files reference each other. The tool adds wikilinks to the source and updates the newly created entity to maintain this two-way connection.

Yes, you can auto-generate connections across an entire world. The process supports bulk world-wide processing with configurable limits, allowing you to scan multiple entity files, fix broken links, and create missing entities simultaneously.

To fix broken wikilinks, the tool scans existing entity files to identify invalid references, recreates missing target entities using appropriate world templates, and repairs the links to ensure proper frontmatter and naming integrity.

Yes, templates are required to auto-populate world entities. The tool uses your world's structure and templates to guide entity creation, ensuring that newly generated files for people, places, and organizations respect frontmatter and naming conventions.

The best way to ensure frontmatter integrity is to use an automated populate tool that respects world templates. It applies predefined frontmatter structures to newly detected entities, maintaining naming and link integrity across the source file.