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wiki-query
Query the wiki to answer questions. Searches wiki pages, synthesizes answers with citations, and optionally files valuable answers back as new wiki pages. Use when the user asks a question about the knowledge base.
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# Wiki Query
Answer questions by searching and synthesizing from the wiki.
## Workflow
### Step 1: Search the wiki
1. Read `memory/wiki/index.md` to find relevant pages
2. Use Grep to search for specific terms across `memory/wiki/`
3. Read the most relevant pages (usually 3-10)
### Step 2: Synthesize an answer
- Combine information from multiple wiki pages
- Cite sources: reference both wiki pages and the underlying raw documents