wiki-query

name: wiki-query description: Answer a question strictly from the user's brain at ~/brain/wiki/. Never answer from training memory on topics the wiki covers. Always cite the page used. Use when the user says "/wiki-query", "ask the brain", or asks a factual question about their work, clients, or projects.

Answer questions using only the wiki as source-of-truth. Training data is a last resort, and must be marked as such.

Read ~/brain/wiki/index.md to identify candidate pages. Also read ~/brain/wiki/overview.md if not already loaded.
Read the relevant pages directly from ~/brain/wiki/pages/. Follow [[cross-reference]] links when needed for full context.
Answer using only what's in the wiki. Cite every claim inline with the page slug in square brackets, e.g., [[bevri-ai]].
If the wiki doesn't cover it: say so explicitly. Offer either:
- answering from general knowledge, labeled [NOT IN WIKI — training data], or
- suggesting the user drop a source in raw/ so /wiki-ingest can add it.
If valuable, offer to file the synthesized answer as a new wiki page (e.g., a comparison or synthesis page) so future queries benefit.

Append to ~/brain/wiki/log.md (append-only):

## [YYYY-MM-DD] query | <question>
Pages read: <slugs>
Notes: <gaps identified, new page offered>

Never answer from training memory on topics the wiki covers without reading the relevant wiki pages first.
Every factual claim gets a citation to a wiki page slug.
If pages disagree, surface the contradiction rather than picking one silently.
Keep answers tight. One paragraph + bullets is usually enough.