Return the wiki index — a curated catalog of every page with one-line summaries. Read this first to navigate.

Full-text search across the wiki (excludes raw sources). Returns matching files with line snippets. Use find_page instead when you want one page rather than every mention.

Args: query: Search terms (case-insensitive; regex is accepted). page_type: Optional type filter. See list_types.

Return the single page that best matches a topic, in full.

Use this for "what does the wiki say about X". Use search_wiki when you want every mention of X across the corpus.

Args: topic: What you're looking for, e.g. 'agent payments'. page_type: Optional type filter. See list_types. tags: Optional tag filter. See list_tags for the vocabulary. match: 'and' (page must carry every tag, default) or 'or' (any).

Return a page's full content.

Args: name: Page slug ('grounding-data'), relative path ('sources/2026-04-24-caswell.md'), or a [[wikilink]].

List pages with their one-line descriptions, optionally filtered.

Args: page_type: Type to restrict to. See list_types. tags: Frontmatter tags to filter by. See list_tags. match: 'and' (page must carry every tag, default) or 'or' (any).

List the page types this wiki uses, with counts. Types come from frontmatter type, falling back to the containing directory.

List every tag in use with its page count, commonest first. Read this before filtering by tag — it is the only way to learn the vocabulary.

Args: page_type: Optionally restrict to one type.

Return the wiki's change log, newest first — what was added when, and the reasoning recorded at the time. get_index says what the wiki holds; this says how it got there.

Args: since: Optional ISO date (YYYY-MM-DD); only entries on or after it. limit: Max entries. Defaults to a small window, as logs get large.

Return the text of a raw source document (transcript, article, notes). Text files only; PDFs and other binaries are not served as text.

Args: path: Path within the raw source directory.

Check the wiki for conformance problems: invalid or incomplete frontmatter, duplicate slugs, pages missing from the index, index entries pointing at pages that no longer exist, references to missing sources, and unresolved or broken wikilinks.

Args: path: Optional single page to check. Omit to check everything. limit: Maximum findings to return.

Answer a natural-language question against the wiki and return a cited answer. Use this when you want a finished answer rather than raw pages: it reads the index, searches, reads what matters, and synthesizes.

Args: question: The question to answer.