What problem does it solve? When a wiki entry turns out to be wrong, you need a safe way to restore the last trusted state without deleting content or corrupting the revision lineage. This Skill reverts an entry to its verified ancestor while keeping a full audit trail. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Non-destructive rollback: Walks the revises: chain backward to the first verified: verified ancestor, marks intermediates as verified: rolled_back in their sidecars, and never mutates frontmatter or deletes content. - Audit entry generation: Writes a new type: rollback entry documenting what was rolled back and why, with a mandatory --reason justification. - Safety guards: Refuses to run when no verified ancestor exists, supports --dry-run previews, and offers --cluster-walk to flag sibling entries for human review. - Use Case: You discover a wiki entry about a framework decision contains incorrect information. Run the rollback with a reason, and the Skill restores the verified ancestor, marks the bad revisions as rolled back, re-indexes the wiki, and commits the change. ## Quick Start Ask the AI to roll back the wiki entry with slug foo-2026 to its last verified version, giving the reason that the entry contains incorrect information.
