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media-to-wiki-pipeline

Design, run, or repair a resumable source-to-wiki publishing workflow across recordings, interviews, articles, documentation, papers or social-post corpora, producing source readers, person/organization profiles and topic pages. Use for connected corpus ingestion, generation and subset refreshes, not isolated transcription or single-page editing.

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# Media to wiki pipeline

Preserve accepted content, update affected entities, publish once, and verify the release at the required coverage. Use this existing workflow for written and mixed-media corpora too; neither a conference archive nor a particular site's output is a prerequisite.

Read the references relevant to the task:

- [Page contracts and quality](references/page-contracts.md) before selecting page types, drafting or accepting a new corpus. It supplies portable editorial defaults, including organization and topic pages; examples illustrate quality rather than substitute for these criteria.
- [Source adapters](references/source-adapters.md) when selecting or normalizing sources. Recording clocks and media recovery apply only to recorded input.
- [Stage and release contracts](references/pipeline-contract.md) when implementing, operating, resuming or refreshing a corpus. Map actual project drivers before repairing them; intended behavior is not proof of implementation.

## Decisions that govern progression

- Freeze source IDs and versions per batch or subset refresh; queue later arrivals separately.
- Resolve identities early, then let source readers, person, organization and topic work proceed independently where their dependencies permit.
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