How do I install the Lisa Wiki Usage skill?

Run npx skillmds@latest add codyswanngt/lisa-wiki-usage-2 in your terminal (requires Node.js), paste this page's agent-chat prompt into Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-connected agent, or download the SKILL.md file and copy it into your agent's skills directory.

What does the Lisa Wiki Usage skill do?

Explain how to browse, query… It is listed under Coding & Dev Tools on SkillMD.

Is Lisa Wiki Usage safe to use?

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Which AI agents work with Lisa Wiki Usage?

This skill is tagged as working with Claude Code, Claude.ai, OpenAI Codex. SKILL.md is an open format, so most agents that read a skills directory can load it too.

Is Lisa Wiki Usage free to use?

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Who published Lisa Wiki Usage?

codyswanngt (@codyswanngt) published this skill. Their other Agent Skills are listed on their SkillMD profile.

Lisa Wiki Usage by codyswanngt — Agent Skill

Name: Lisa Wiki Usage
Author: codyswanngt

File contents

lisa-wiki-usage

Orient a human or agent to the project's LLM Wiki and point them at the right entry points and canonical commands. This skill is read-only guidance — it never writes wiki pages, advances state, or opens PRs.

What the wiki is

A git-native markdown knowledge base under wiki/, maintained by the lisa-wiki plugin. It follows the three-layer model: immutable raw sources (wiki/sources/), the LLM-owned synthesis layer (category directories like concepts/, entities/, architecture/, …), and the schema that governs it (wiki/schema/llm-wiki-contract.md, rendered from the project's wiki/lisa-wiki.config.json).

Entry points (read these first)

wiki/start-here.md — orientation and the wiki's stated purpose.
wiki/index.md — the navigation map of every page (grouped by category).
wiki/schema/llm-wiki-contract.md — the rules this wiki follows.
wiki/log.md — the append-only history of every ingestion/maintenance operation.

How to do things

On Claude these are slash commands; on Codex invoke the same skills from the app slash list (e.g. $lisa-wiki-query).

Find or answer something: /query "<your question>" (Codex: $lisa-wiki-query) — read-only by default; returns a cited answer drawn from the wiki. Or browse wiki/index.md manually.
Get oriented as a new user: /onboard-me (Codex: $lisa-wiki-onboard-me) — a guided tour plus sample questions tuned to your role.
Add knowledge: /ingest <url|file|prompt> (Codex: $lisa-wiki-ingest) for a single source, or /ingest with no argument for a full ingest across all enabled non-external-write sources (external-write sources like Slack OAuth require explicit intent). Do not hand-edit synthesis pages to add facts — route them through /ingest so provenance, the index, and the log stay consistent.
Check the wiki's health: /lint (Codex: $lisa-wiki-lint) — orphans, contradictions, stale claims, broken links.

Citations & trust

Every synthesized claim should cite a source note (e.g. Source: wiki/sources/<system>/<note>.md). If you find an uncited or contradictory claim, that is a /lint finding — surface it rather than trusting it. Weak or unverified material belongs in wiki/open-questions/, not stated as fact.

Related skills

lisa-wiki-ingest, lisa-wiki-query, lisa-wiki-lint, lisa-wiki-onboard-me, lisa-wiki-setup.

---name: lisa-wiki-usage-2description: Explain how to browse, query…---# lisa-wiki-usageOrient a human or agent to the project's LLM Wiki and point them at the right entry points andcanonical commands. This skill is **read-only guidance** — it never writes wiki pages, advancesstate, or opens PRs.## What the wiki isA git-native markdown knowledge base under `wiki/`, maintained by the `lisa-wiki` plugin. It followsthe three-layer model: immutable **raw sources** (`wiki/sources/`), the LLM-owned **synthesis** layer(category directories like `concepts/`, `entities/`, `architecture/`, …), and the **schema** thatgoverns it (`wiki/schema/llm-wiki-contract.md`, rendered from the project's `wiki/lisa-wiki.config.json`).## Entry points (read these first)1. `wiki/start-here.md` — orientation and the wiki's stated purpose.2. `wiki/index.md` — the navigation map of every page (grouped by category).3. `wiki/schema/llm-wiki-contract.md` — the rules this wiki follows.4. `wiki/log.md` — the append-only history of every ingestion/maintenance operation.## How to do thingsOn **Claude** these are slash commands; on **Codex** invoke the same skills from the app slash list(e.g. `$lisa-wiki-query`).- **Find or answer something:** `/query "<your question>"` (Codex: `$lisa-wiki-query`) — read-only by default; returns a cited answer drawn from the wiki. Or browse `wiki/index.md` manually.- **Get oriented as a new user:** `/onboard-me` (Codex: `$lisa-wiki-onboard-me`) — a guided tour plus sample questions tuned to your role.- **Add knowledge:** `/ingest <url|file|prompt>` (Codex: `$lisa-wiki-ingest`) for a single source, or `/ingest` with no argument for a full ingest across all enabled **non-external-write** sources (external-write sources like Slack OAuth require explicit intent). Do not hand-edit synthesis pages to add facts — route them through `/ingest` so provenance, the index, and the log stay consistent.- **Check the wiki's health:** `/lint` (Codex: `$lisa-wiki-lint`) — orphans, contradictions, stale claims, broken links.## Citations & trustEvery synthesized claim should cite a source note (e.g. `Source: wiki/sources/<system>/<note>.md`).If you find an uncited or contradictory claim, that is a `/lint` finding — surface it rather thantrusting it. Weak or unverified material belongs in `wiki/open-questions/`, not stated as fact.## Related skills`lisa-wiki-ingest`, `lisa-wiki-query`, `lisa-wiki-lint`, `lisa-wiki-onboard-me`, `lisa-wiki-setup`.

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