talent-factory/wiki-migrate-file
plugins/obsidian/skills/wiki-migrate-file/SKILL.md
Migrates a legacy file from an Obsidian-based knowledge vault into the LLM-Wiki schema. Analyzes the file, proposes a split into raw and wiki content, writes target files with proper frontmatter, pulls cross-references, updates index and log, then deletes the original. Cluster mode handles thematic groups. Triggers when the user runs /wiki:migrate-file, asks to "migrate this legacy note", or wants to bulk-migrate a thematic cluster into the wiki.
$ install --global
skillsauthnpx skillsauth add talent-factory/claude-plugins wiki-migrate-fileInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- wiki-migrate-file
- description:
- Migrates a legacy file from an Obsidian-based knowledge vault into the LLM-Wiki schema. Analyzes the file, proposes a split into raw and wiki content, writes target files with proper frontmatter, pulls cross-references, updates index and log, then deletes the original. Cluster mode handles thematic groups. Triggers when the user runs /wiki:migrate-file, asks to "migrate this legacy note", or wants to bulk-migrate a thematic cluster into the wiki.
wiki-migrate-file
When to invoke
/wiki:migrate-file <path>— single legacy file inside the wiki root./wiki:migrate-file --cluster "<name>"— thematic cluster (for pilot or batch migrations).
Configuration
Same vault layout as wiki-ingest. Operates on files under <wiki-root>/ that live outside _raw/ and _wiki/.
Workflow for a Single File
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Read the file with the
Readtool. -
Analyze the content:
- Has web-clipper frontmatter (URL, author)? → likely contains a source portion.
- Has personal analysis (own headings, bullet lists, "Created:" markers)? → likely contains wiki content.
- Determine: pure source / pure wiki / hybrid.
- Determine
type:(concept/tool/compare/hub for wiki; clipping/chat/note/transcript for source).
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Propose the migration plan to the user:
File: <legacy-path> Detected: hybrid - Source portion: YouTube description with redirect URLs - Wiki portion: personal setup notes Plan: - Source portion → _raw/clippings/2025-mcp-installer-youtube.md - Wiki portion → _wiki/tools/MCP-Installer.md (kind: wiki, type: tool) - Cross-ref to existing _wiki/concepts/MCP.md (related: bidirectional) Confirm? -
After user confirmation:
- Write the source portion with
kind: sourcefrontmatter,ingested: <today>,distilled_into: [<wiki-page>]. - Write the wiki portion with
kind: wikifrontmatter, template-compliant,sources: [<raw-page>],supersedes: ["<legacy-path>"],last_synthesized: <today>. - Maintain bidirectional cross-references to other wiki pages.
- Write the source portion with
-
Update index and log (see
wiki-ingestskill, steps 6–7). -
Delete the legacy file with
git rm. Rationale: git history preserves the file, and thesupersedes:field points to the old path. -
Run the markdown-syntax-formatter agent (from the education plugin) on every touched file. If the education plugin is not installed, skip this step.
Workflow for Cluster Mode
/wiki:migrate-file --cluster "MCP"
- Identify the cluster: find files thematically related to
<name>via filename match, tag match, or an explicit user list. - Show the cluster plan: all detected files plus proposed migration targets, presented in a table. The user confirms or edits.
- Per file: apply the single-file workflow steps 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, and 7 — that is, read the file, analyze, then write/update/cross-ref/log/format. Step 3 (the per-file confirmation prompt) is skipped because the cluster confirmation in step 2 above already covers it. Only one user confirmation up front; the skill then processes the cluster sequentially.
- Create a hub page if the cluster contains five or more pages:
<wiki-root>/_wiki/concepts/<name>.mdwithtype: hub, listing all migrated pages in their respective hub sections. - One commit at the end with a suggested message.
Edge Cases
- File is genuinely source-only (e.g., a raw clipping): place under
_raw/only; do not create a wiki page unless the user requests one. - File is genuinely wiki-only (e.g., personal analysis without a clipping): place under
_wiki/only. An emptysources:field is acceptable when the content draws on the user's own knowledge. - File has no sensible schema mapping (e.g., it is just a list of email addresses): ask the user whether to relocate it to a system folder, or to delete it.
Output
- List of created, moved, and deleted files
- Number of new cross-references
- Log entry or entries
- In cluster mode: hub page if created
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