wiki-compiler

Compiling raw brand notes into a structured wiki involves reading text and CSV files from raw folders, synthesizing content into six core articles in a fixed dependency order, and generating an index with cross-links and citations.

Detecting contradictions during documentation compilation requires cross-referencing claims against source evidence. The process surfaces and explicitly reports conflicts using verification flags rather than smoothing them over.

Generating a wiki index with health status requires regenerating INDEX.md during the compile sequence. It automatically updates with compile health summaries, file counts, recent question outputs, and next recommended questions.

Wiki compilation requires specific folder structures, specifically reading all files under a raw/ directory. It parses text and CSV data from these subfolders to synthesize articles in a fixed dependency order starting with brand voice.

Citing evidence sources in a brand voice wiki requires an evidence-first writing approach that forces claims to be sourced to specific raw files. Direct quotes are used appropriately, and uncertain statistics are marked with verification flags.

Automated wiki compilation for content synthesis should not be used when raw source files lack text or CSV formats. The process depends on parsing these specific formats from subfolders to synthesize articles and generate cross-links.