Lisa Wiki Usage Skill
Use this skill when explaining how to query, browse, update, maintain, or contribute to the Lisa LLM Wiki.
What This Wiki Is
This wiki is an in-repository markdown knowledge base for Lisa. It helps agents and humans answer questions about Lisa architecture, workflows, quality gates, templates, commands, skills, releases, and repo history.
Where To Start
wiki/start-here.md for orientation.wiki/index.md for the maintained map.wiki/projects/registry.md for the monorepo registry.wiki/log.md for ingestion history.wiki/sources/ for provenance.wiki/state/ for ingestion cursors.
Good Questions To Ask
- What is Lisa and what problem does it solve?
- What are the major architecture layers?
- How do rules, skills, hooks, commands, and CI gates fit together?
- Which templates does Lisa install into downstream projects?
- How do copy-overwrite, create-only, merge, and package-lisa strategies differ?
- What changed in recent merged PRs?
- What should a new contributor read first?
- Which workflows enforce quality, release, and automation?
Useful Actions To Request
- Ingest the latest repository commits and merged PRs.
- Ingest this design plan into the Lisa wiki.
- Ingest these meeting notes.
- Update the Lisa architecture overview from recent source changes.
- Summarize what changed since the last ingestion.
- Add this decision to the wiki.
Contribution Rules
- Keep source notes and synthesis separate.
- Preserve provenance for ingested knowledge.
- Update
wiki/index.md when creating or materially changing pages.
- Append
wiki/log.md for every ingestion.
- Commit and push after each successful ingestion.
1---2name: lisa-wiki-usage3description: Use when explaining how to query, browse, update, maintain, or contribute to the Lisa LLM Wiki.4---56# Lisa Wiki Usage Skill78Use this skill when explaining how to query, browse, update, maintain, or contribute to the Lisa LLM Wiki.910## What This Wiki Is1112This wiki is an in-repository markdown knowledge base for Lisa. It helps agents and humans answer questions about Lisa architecture, workflows, quality gates, templates, commands, skills, releases, and repo history.1314## Where To Start1516- `wiki/start-here.md` for orientation.17- `wiki/index.md` for the maintained map.18- `wiki/projects/registry.md` for the monorepo registry.19- `wiki/log.md` for ingestion history.20- `wiki/sources/` for provenance.21- `wiki/state/` for ingestion cursors.2223## Good Questions To Ask2425- What is Lisa and what problem does it solve?26- What are the major architecture layers?27- How do rules, skills, hooks, commands, and CI gates fit together?28- Which templates does Lisa install into downstream projects?29- How do copy-overwrite, create-only, merge, and package-lisa strategies differ?30- What changed in recent merged PRs?31- What should a new contributor read first?32- Which workflows enforce quality, release, and automation?3334## Useful Actions To Request3536- Ingest the latest repository commits and merged PRs.37- Ingest this design plan into the Lisa wiki.38- Ingest these meeting notes.39- Update the Lisa architecture overview from recent source changes.40- Summarize what changed since the last ingestion.41- Add this decision to the wiki.4243## Contribution Rules4445- Keep source notes and synthesis separate.46- Preserve provenance for ingested knowledge.47- Update `wiki/index.md` when creating or materially changing pages.48- Append `wiki/log.md` for every ingestion.49- Commit and push after each successful ingestion.
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