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Use when two wiki pages turn out to be the same concept under different slugs (merge), or one page overloads several distinct senses of a term and should be separated into qualified slugs (split). Often run on a wiki-lint "merge candidate" or "colliding slug" finding.

skills/wiki-merge/SKILL.md

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# Wiki Merge

Consolidate two pages into one (**merge**), or separate one overloaded page into
qualified pages (**split**). Both operations rewrite the link graph, so they are
deliberate, confirmed, and verified — never automatic.

The slug is the concept's identity (see the **Concept Identity** section of `SCHEMA.md`).
Merge and split are how identity changes safely: every inbound `[[slug]]` is rewritten so
no link is left resolving to nothing.

## Pre-condition

Find `SCHEMA.md` (search from cwd upward, or `~/wikis/`). If not found, tell the user to
run `wiki-init` first. Read it to get the wiki root path and the Concept Identity
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