talent-factory/wiki-query
plugins/obsidian/skills/wiki-query/SKILL.md
Answers a question against an Obsidian-based LLM knowledge wiki. Performs index-first search, reads relevant pages, synthesizes an answer with citations, and optionally files the synthesis back as a new wiki page. Triggers when the user runs /wiki:query or asks a question that should be answered from the curated wiki rather than from raw sources.
$ install --global
skillsauthnpx skillsauth add talent-factory/claude-plugins wiki-queryInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- wiki-query
- description:
- Answers a question against an Obsidian-based LLM knowledge wiki. Performs index-first search, reads relevant pages, synthesizes an answer with citations, and optionally files the synthesis back as a new wiki page. Triggers when the user runs /wiki:query or asks a question that should be answered from the curated wiki rather than from raw sources.
wiki-query
When to invoke
The user runs /wiki:query <question>, or asks a question that should be answered from the curated <wiki-root>/_wiki/ rather than from raw sources or web search.
Configuration
Same vault layout as wiki-ingest.
Inputs
A natural-language question.
Workflow
-
Index-first search:
- Read
<wiki-root>/_wiki/index.md. - Identify top candidates by filename match, tags, and one-liner match (heuristic, no embeddings).
- Take at most five to seven candidates as the initial set.
- Read
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Full-text fallback:
- If the index yields no good matches:
grep -ril "<keyword>" "<wiki-root>/_wiki/"for terms from the question. - Add the top five hits.
- If the index yields no good matches:
-
Read the pages:
- Load all candidates with the
Readtool. - Extract the relevant sections.
- Load all candidates with the
-
Synthesize with citations:
- Write the answer; format citations as
[[Page#Heading]]. - Use multi-citations for claims supported by multiple sources.
- Name contradictions explicitly ("X says A, Y says B").
- Write the answer; format citations as
-
Propose answer format:
- Default: inline (chat reply).
- On request: a new
_wiki/compare/<name>.mdpage, a table, a cheatsheet, or Marp slides.
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Filing-back prompt:
- "Should I file this synthesis as
_wiki/compare/<proposed-name>.md?" - Default: no. On yes: create the page using the
wiki-compare.mdtemplate, populatesources:with all consulted pages, update index and log, runmarkdown-syntax-formatter.
- "Should I file this synthesis as
-
Knowledge-gap hint:
- If the answer is incomplete: "Sources X, Y would help here — should I prepare
/wiki:ingestfor them?" — or offer a web search with user approval.
- If the answer is incomplete: "Sources X, Y would help here — should I prepare
Edge Cases
- No index entries match: fall back to full text. If full text also finds nothing, state plainly that the wiki has nothing on this topic, plus a suggestion of what to ingest.
- Synthesized answer would exceed approximately 300 words: offer the filing-back option more prominently.
- Question is actually an ingest ("digest this for me"): forward to
/wiki:ingest.
Output
Answer with citations, plus an optional pointer to the filed synthesis page.
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