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+name: llm-wiki-ask
+description: "Answer an LLM-Wiki question with wiki-first retrieval. Use for ask commands and questions about a stage."
+argument-hint: "Stage and question"
+---
+
+# Ask With Wiki-First Retrieval
+
+You are running `ask`.
+
+`<stage>` and `<question>` are required. If either is missing or empty, stop
+immediately without reading or writing any stage file. Reply with:
+
+`Please input stage and question，e.g. ask <stage> "What is discussed in this stage?"`
+
+1. Read the stage's `wiki/index.md` first.
+2. Read the most relevant `wiki/*.md` pages.
+3. Read raw files only for evidence, missing details, or conflict checking.
+4. Save the answer to `output/ask-<short-question-slug>.md`.
+5. Include the question, retrieval path separated into wiki hits and raw
+   evidence, concise answer, source references, human-check notes, and whether
+   anything should later be promoted into the wiki.
+6. Never edit `raw/`.
+7. Do not edit `wiki/` unless explicitly asked to maintain the wiki.
+
+In the final response, report the output path, wiki pages used, raw evidence
+used, and any follow-up maintenance suggestion.
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+---
+name: llm-wiki-weave
+description: "Weave raw materials into the LLM-Wiki. Use for processing raw files and updating wiki pages."
+argument-hint: "Stage"
+---
+
+# Action: Weave Raw Into Wiki
+
+You are running `weave`.
+
+Goal: read the stage's `raw/` materials and update `wiki/` as long-term knowledge.
+
+Required weave work:
+
+1. Inspect all files under the stage's `raw/` directory, including nested folders.
+2. Do not edit any raw file.
+3. For each meaningful raw file, create or update one `wiki/source-summary-*.md` file.
+4. Create or update stable `wiki/concept-*.md` pages when multiple raw files support the same reusable idea.
+5. Update `wiki/index.md` as the stage's retrieval entrance.
+6. Every generated or updated wiki file must include:
+   - `source_refs`
+   - what the page is useful for
+   - what a human should check
+   - uncertainty or conflict notes when needed
+7. Keep the pages short enough for a beginner to inspect from the terminal.
+
+Output in your final response:
+
+- Files created or updated.
+- Evidence read.
+- Any uncertainty that should not be promoted to long-term knowledge yet.