Reviews how page titles, tags, and index placement affect retrieval. Use when improving wiki discoverability, assessing navigation gaps, or preparing recommendations for index and search-related follow-up.
Use this skill to operationalize discoverability review without dragging MVP into a telemetry or KPI runtime. It is an active, doc-only contract consumer: inspect existing discovery signals, isolate structural retrieval gaps, and route any approved execution back through existing deterministic surfaces.
Inspect titles, aliases, tags, browse paths, namespace placement, and nearby index or related-page context. Focus on structural causes of poor retrieval.
Classify the primary issue as one or more of:
Prefer narrow, contract-aligned actions such as retitling for canonical clarity,
refining tags, improving browse_path, or requesting a governed index refresh
after structural changes are accepted.
If the recommendation needs deterministic execution, route it through
sync-knowledgebase-state, review-wiki-plan, or other existing governance
surfaces instead of inventing new automation here.