wiki-schema-editorial-policy-designer

Answer the skill's structured interview covering your wiki's domain, source types, priority connections, and editorial risks. It then generates a complete schema document with page types, cross-referencing rules, contradiction handling, and maintenance instructions you can save and give to any AI agent.

A wiki schema should include a purpose statement, page type definitions with required sections, cross-referencing rules, a contradiction handling protocol, editorial standards, maintenance rules, source handling rules, and a folder structure. This skill produces all of these as one copy-paste-ready document.

The generated schema includes an explicit contradiction handling protocol that instructs the AI to preserve genuine disagreements between sources rather than resolving them. You define during the interview which topics require extra editorial care and what the AI should never do when synthesizing.

Yes, the schema is written in plain language as standing instructions that any AI agent can follow. The skill explicitly avoids assuming a specific tool, so the output works with whatever agent or platform maintains your wiki.

A formal schema is unnecessary for small, single-purpose note collections with no synthesis needs. It adds the most value when multiple source types feed an evolving knowledge base where consistency, attribution, and nuance preservation matter.