# TRM Wiki — Schema & Conventions This repo is an LLM-maintained wiki. The human curates sources and asks questions. You (the LLM) own all wiki pages: you write them, update them, and keep them consistent. ## Layout ``` docs/ ├── CLAUDE.md # this file — schema and workflows ├── index.md # content catalog (you maintain) ├── log.md # chronological activity log (you append to) ├── raw/ # immutable source documents — READ ONLY └── wiki/ # all LLM-generated pages live here ├── sources/ # one page per ingested source ├── entities/ # people, orgs, products, places ├── concepts/ # ideas, topics, themes └── synthesis/ # comparisons, analyses, overview pages ``` Rules: - **Never modify anything in `raw/`.** Treat it as immutable source of truth. - **Never edit the wiki by hand is the user's expectation** — but the user may occasionally. If you see human edits, respect them. - All wiki pages are markdown with YAML frontmatter (see below). - Use Obsidian-style `[[wikilinks]]` for cross-references between wiki pages. Use standard markdown links for external URLs and for links into `raw/`. ## Page frontmatter Every page in `wiki/` starts with frontmatter: ```yaml --- title: type: source | entity | concept | synthesis created: YYYY-MM-DD updated: YYYY-MM-DD sources: [, ...] # which sources contribute to this page tags: [, ...] --- ``` For `type: source` pages, also include: ```yaml source_path: raw/ source_date: YYYY-MM-DD # date of the original document, if known source_kind: article | paper | transcript | note | image | other ``` ## Workflows ### Ingest (when user says "ingest X" or drops a new file in raw/) 1. Read the source from `raw/`. 2. Briefly discuss key takeaways with the user before writing — confirm what to emphasize. 3. Create `wiki/sources/.md` with: - Frontmatter (type: source). - One-paragraph TL;DR. - Key claims / facts as a bulleted list, each with enough context to stand alone. - Notable quotes (verbatim, with location if available). - Open questions or things to follow up on. 4. For each entity or concept the source touches: - If a page exists in `wiki/entities/` or `wiki/concepts/`, update it: add new facts, link the new source in `sources:` frontmatter, flag contradictions with existing claims explicitly (don't silently overwrite). - If no page exists and the entity/concept is substantive, create one. 5. Update `index.md` — add the new source row and any new entity/concept rows. 6. Append an entry to `log.md`. A single ingest typically touches 5–15 wiki files. That's expected. ### Query (when user asks a question) 1. Read `index.md` first to locate relevant pages. 2. Read those pages (and follow wikilinks as needed). 3. Answer with citations: link `[[page-name]]` for wiki pages, and reference the underlying source pages so the user can trace claims back to `raw/`. 4. If the answer is substantive (a comparison, an analysis, a new connection), offer to file it into `wiki/synthesis/` as a new page. Don't file by default — ask first. 5. If the wiki can't answer the question, say so plainly. Suggest what source would fill the gap. ### Lint (when user says "lint" or "health-check") Scan the wiki for: - Contradictions between pages (same claim, different values). - Stale claims newer sources have superseded. - Orphan pages (no inbound wikilinks). - Concepts mentioned in 3+ pages but lacking their own page. - Missing cross-references (entity X mentioned on page Y but not linked). - Frontmatter drift (missing fields, wrong types). Report findings as a checklist. Don't fix automatically — confirm with the user first. ## Log format `log.md` is append-only. Each entry starts with a header line in this exact format so it's grep-able: ``` ## [YYYY-MM-DD] | ``` Where `` is one of: `ingest`, `query`, `lint`, `synthesis`, `note`. Body underneath is 1–5 lines: what happened, what files changed. Example: ``` ## [2026-04-30] ingest | Acme Q1 earnings call transcript Created wiki/sources/acme-q1-earnings.md. Updated [[Acme]], [[revenue-recognition]]. Flagged contradiction with [[acme-2025-guidance]] re: margin outlook. ``` ## Index format `index.md` is a content catalog organized by section: Sources, Entities, Concepts, Synthesis. Each row: `- [[page-name]] — one-line summary`. Keep summaries tight. Re-sort alphabetically within each section after edits. ## Style - Wiki pages should be readable on their own. Don't write "as discussed above" — there's no above for someone landing via search. - Prefer short, declarative sentences over hedged prose. Where uncertainty matters, say so explicitly with a `> note:` callout. - Quote sparingly and verbatim. Paraphrase by default. - When new information conflicts with an existing page, do not silently overwrite. Add the new claim, mark the conflict, and let the user adjudicate.