wiki-lint

To find broken markdown wiki links and orphan pages, run a link integrity check that parses markdown, reads frontmatter, and resolves global slugs to detect dangling references, duplicate slugs, and index drift. This produces a ranked report of unresolved wiki links.

Index drift in a federated knowledge base occurs when pages are missing from indexes or have ambiguous references due to duplicate slugs. You detect index drift by running deterministic markdown parsing and global slug resolution to generate a consistency report.

You can check a single markdown file for unresolved wiki links by running a targeted file-specific validation. This analyzes the page's references before it is considered done, ensuring no dangling links are introduced to the workspace wiki.

Yes, you can automatically repoint broken wiki links to existing pages using deterministic repair support. This safely repoints known broken reference prefixes while leaving ambiguous judgment calls to the user.

You can identify which missing wiki pages are worth writing next by analyzing dangling link detection reports. These reports rank unresolved wiki links by how many pages already point to them, highlighting the highest demand topics.

Yes, wiki link linting works for federated markdown knowledge bases. It applies deterministic markdown parsing and global slug resolution across multiple workspaces to detect cross-page problems like orphans and dangling links.