wiki-agent

Cross-agent history ingestion works by issuing a command like /wiki-claude with your topic. The Skill identifies and ingests only the relevant session blobs from that agent, distills them into wiki pages, and returns a synthesized answer for your current session.

Yes, you can pull topic-specific context without importing bulk history. By invoking commands like /wiki-claude or /wiki-copilot, the Skill performs focused ingestion, selecting only relevant sessions and extracting the needed content instead of loading entire histories.

Synthesized knowledge is integrated by converting extracted conversation blobs into durable wiki pages. These pages include frontmatter, attribution, and cross-links to related content, while the Skill tracks all ingested sessions and generated pages.

Targeted ingestion selects only relevant sessions about a specific topic from an agent's history, whereas bulk ingestion imports everything. Targeted ingestion prevents clutter by distilling only the needed content into durable, cross-linked wiki pages.

You can use cross-reference history ingestion with Claude, Codex, Hermes, OpenClaw, and Copilot. You invoke the specific agent by using its corresponding command, such as /wiki-codex or /wiki-hermes, to pull topic-specific context.

A limitation of targeted cross-agent history ingestion is that it requires selecting sessions about a specific topic from a single agent at a time. It does not bulk process entire histories or automatically ingest across multiple agents simultaneously.