wa:sync-context

To compile agent context files, this Skill reads markdown pages from a local docs/ directory, filters them by YAML frontmatter status and type taxonomy, and outputs domain-specific context snapshots for deterministic downstream execution.

YAML frontmatter taxonomy filtering is the mechanism of reading metadata headers in markdown files to selectively compile only accepted documents matching specific domain types into structured agent context.

Yes, compiling agent context requires a local docs/ directory containing markdown files with YAML frontmatter. The Skill verifies this directory exists before synchronizing domain-specific outputs into .claude/context/project/.

When syncing agent context, large documentation pages exceeding configured size thresholds are automatically summarized. This size-based summarization ensures domain context outputs remain manageable for downstream agent workflows.

If YAML frontmatter parsing fails during context synchronization, the Skill applies safe error handling by logging individual parse failures without blocking the overall sync process for remaining valid documents.

Documentation compilation produces domain-specific context files for core, API, feature, design, data, ADR, and LLM domains, ensuring agents receive only the relevant knowledge required for their specific tasks.