prefill

Seeding wiki foundations with domain background knowledge prevents duplicate concept pages during ingestion by establishing baseline concepts beforehand, so subsequent ingestion recognizes existing topics and skips redundant page creation.

Wiki foundations are background knowledge pages stored in wiki/foundations that act as conceptual anchors for a domain. Seeding them establishes domain context before ingestion, preventing duplicate concept pages and ensuring structured knowledge-base expansion.

Run the prefill command with a target domain or specific concept name to seed domain foundations into a wiki knowledge-base. This reads from foundations-catalog.yaml and writes new foundation pages idempotently, skipping existing entries while updating wiki/index.md.

Yes, you can add individual concept seeds without duplicating existing pages by using the add flag with a specific concept name. The process performs idempotent writes, checking wiki/foundations and skipping any concepts that already exist before logging actions.

The best way to initialize a wiki before ingesting textbook material is to pre-seed foundational domain concepts using a catalog file. This establishes baseline knowledge pages across multiple domains, ensuring ingestion maps new content correctly without creating duplicates.

Wiki ingestion creates duplicate pages for the same domain concepts when foundations are not seeded beforehand. Without existing background knowledge pages in wiki/foundations, the ingestion process cannot recognize or match incoming textbook material to established topics.