Synthesize an answer from the wiki. Triggers when the user asks a question about topics the wiki covers, asks "what does the wiki say about X", "compare X and Y", "summarize what we know about Z", or any analytical question answerable from accumulated knowledge. Reads wiki pages only — not raw sources directly. Files the answer back to compound knowledge.
The compounding operation. Every good query answer is filed back as a synthesis page, making future related queries faster and richer. Synthesis work done once is never thrown away.
Read wiki/index.md to identify which pages are likely relevant.
Search wiki/syntheses/ for any prior synthesis that partially answers or relates to this question. If one exists and is recent, use it as a starting point rather than re-deriving.
Use #tool:search/codebase to find wiki pages mentioning key terms.
Use #tool:read/readFile to load the most relevant pages.
Load in priority order:
Do not read for answering. The wiki is the reasoning layer. If answering requires going back to raw/, that means the wiki is under-built — flag that as a gap.
raw/Compose an answer:
[[wikilink]] citations for every non-obvious claimShow the answer. Then ask:
"Shall I file this as a wiki synthesis page at
wiki/syntheses/<slug>.md?"
Create wiki/syntheses/<slug>.md:
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