/wiki:audit

To audit wiki structure, run a scan over your wiki/ and notes/ directories to detect missing frontmatter, broken wikilinks, and orphan pages. The audit generates a report file documenting all structural gaps and inconsistencies.

Orphan pages are notes not linked from anywhere in your wiki. You identify them by running a wiki structure audit that scans wikilinks across your notes directory and reports any pages lacking inbound connections.

Yes, you can automatically apply safe fixes for stale content and index inconsistencies during a wiki audit. When fixes are applied, a log entry is prepended to your wiki log to document all changes made.

You can restrict the audit scope by specifying directory limits when running the wiki structure check. This confines the scan for missing frontmatter, broken links, and orphan pages to the chosen subset of your notes.

The wiki audit report is saved as a markdown file named audit-YYYY-MM-DD.md inside the outputs/reports/ directory. This report details all detected frontmatter gaps, broken links, and orphan pages.

Run a wiki structure audit when your notes directory grows large enough that manually finding broken wikilinks, stale content, and orphan pages becomes unreliable, or when an automatic ingestion counter threshold is reached.