What problem does it solve?
Publishing AI-generated code wiki pages to the Wegent backend requires correctly sequenced HTTP calls, authentication tokens, page-path conventions, Mermaid diagram validation, and coordinated Writer/Reviewer checkpoints. This Skill wraps that entire submission protocol in a single command-line tool so agents can publish documentation without hand-crafting API requests.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Page lifecycle commands: submit, read, remove, complete, and fail wiki pages identified by stable slash-separated paths, with automatic token resolution from TASK_INFO or environment variables.
- Mermaid validation: validate-mermaid parses every Mermaid fence with the pinned Mermaid parser plus a subgraph/node ID collision guard before submission or completion.
- Coordinated review workflow: review-open, review-status, and review commands persist Writer handoffs and Reviewer verdicts for plan, plan amendment, QA, and recheck phases defined in REVIEW_CONTRACT.md.
- Use Case: During a full-rebuild wiki generation, an agent plans pages, opens a Plan review handoff, obtains a passed verdict, submits each page from Markdown files, validates diagrams, and runs complete with a structure order so the backend publishes the new version.
Quick Start
Ask the agent to submit the wiki page at path architecture/backend from your Markdown file for generation 123 using the wiki submit skill, then run complete with the head commit and reading order.