From llm-wiki
Wiki dashboard — browse pages, view stats, knowledge graph, export. Use on: 'wiki dashboard', 'wiki stats', 'show wiki', 'wiki pages', 'list wiki', 'wiki graph', 'export wiki', 'wiki overview'.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/llm-wiki:viewThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Dashboard, graph visualization, stats, and export for the wiki.
Dashboard, graph visualization, stats, and export for the wiki.
Resolve .wiki/ from plugin install scope. If not found, say "No wiki found."
/wiki-view — dashboard summary (page count, recent activity, top topics)/wiki-view pages — list all pages grouped by type/wiki-view stats — detailed statistics (page count, links, confidence distribution, stale %)/wiki-view graph — knowledge graph visualization (Mermaid diagram)/wiki-view graph <slug> — graph centered on a specific page (2-hop neighborhood)/wiki-view export html — export entire wiki as single HTML file/wiki-view export md — export as single markdown bundle/wiki-view export json — export as JSON knowledge graph (nodes + edges)/wiki-view artifacts <type> — generate study guide, timeline, glossary, or comparison tableRead .wiki/index.md, .wiki/log.md, .wiki/overview.md:
Read all pages, extract [[wiki-links]] and related: fields:
--slug: show only 2-hop neighborhood of that page--- separators{"nodes": [...], "edges": [...]} knowledge graph formatGenerate derivative documents from wiki content:
/wiki-view artifacts study-guide <topic> — structured study guide from topic cluster/wiki-view artifacts timeline <topic> — chronological timeline of events/developments/wiki-view artifacts glossary — terms and definitions from all pages/wiki-view artifacts compare <slug1> <slug2> — side-by-side comparison tablenpx claudepluginhub oshayr/llm-wiki --plugin llm-wikiRenders a wiki's pages, sources, claims, seed queue, link graph, and full-text search into a single self-contained HTML file. Use after research runs, before sharing, or for audits.
Creates and maintains configurable research wikis with source provenance, folder-based layout, and local markdown outputs. Activates when starting a wiki, ingesting sources, generating pages, or refactoring wiki structure.