List the caller's wikis as [{id, label, description}].

Call it first in a session: every other tool takes one of these ids as 'wiki'. An empty list means no wiki is set up for this account.

Read one file of the target wiki (confined to its root).

Use it to open a page found with list_pages or search_wiki, and the index, log and schema files at the wiki root. A missing path or one outside the wiki is refused with an error.

Default: rendered for display, Obsidian wikilinks stripped, so never show '[[...]]' to the user. Pass raw=True to get the verbatim bytes before editing a page, so write_batch keeps the '[[...]]' syntax on disk.

offset is 1-based and limit caps the lines returned. Returns {content, version, total_lines, start_line, end_line, truncated}. Pass 'version' back as 'expected_version' when modifying this page.

List the Markdown files of a zone, to browse a wiki by its structure.

To find pages by their content, use search_wiki instead; to open one, pass its path to read_page. Returns {pages, truncated, total}: paths relative to the wiki root, sorted and capped at limit; total counts every match and truncated says the list was cut.

Find the lines of a wiki that contain a text, to locate pages by content.

Returns [{page, line, text}], one entry per matching line. Read the full page with read_page (offset=line jumps to the match); to browse by path, use list_pages. An invalid regular expression is refused with an error.

Return the wiki's latest lint report, as Markdown.

The report lists broken links, orphan pages, frontmatter problems and breaches of the rules the wiki declares. It is written by the 'mindyard lint' command, not recomputed by this call, so it may predate recent edits. Use it to review a wiki's health or before a clean-up batch; when no report exists yet, a message says so.

Transactionally apply typed edit operations in one git commit.

Call it only after the user agreed to the plan (target wiki, every operation, any split into several batches). Keep each call under about 30 kB of arguments: split up front, with index and log in the last batch.

Each edit is one {op, ...}, applied in order (chained on the same path):

• create: {op, path, content}; fails if the path exists.

• overwrite: {op, path, content, expected_version}; full rewrite.

• replace: {op, path, old, new, expected_version, replace_all?}; surgical edit, 'old' must be unique unless replace_all=true. Read the page with raw=True first so 'old' matches the bytes on disk.

• delete: {op, path, expected_version}.

• rename: {op, path, new_path, expected_version}; wikilinks to the old name are not rewritten, fix them with replace ops in the same batch.

expected_version is the token from read_page; required to modify, delete or rename an existing file, ignored for a path created earlier in this batch. Writes stay under the wiki and raw zones or the index/log/schema files; raw/ is create-only; the log, index and schema cannot be deleted or renamed. Everything is validated first: on any failure nothing is written or committed. Returns {commit, applied}.