Wiki Control Plane
Which map do you read before changing the playbook?
The Spine
- Wiki Schema — how the wiki runs: control plane, routing rules, the Map-First Edit contract, and the binding agent read order.
- Wiki Index — the generated public spine: the shortest path into the system and the high-signal hubs.
- Page Types — the page-job catalogue: choose the job before writing the body.
- Domain Matrix — the faceted projection for cross-domain intersections.
- Folder Ownership — the contract linking playbook folders, capabilities, and the skill domains that serve them.
- Naming Standards — the System of Names authority; no name is minted without it.
Zoom Out
This folder is the epistemic core of the playbook — the meta that defines the matter. Content pages teach; these maps define what exists, where it routes, and what each page's job is. They are held to a higher bar than ordinary content — only truth, route, owner, and next action — because if the map lies, every later agent wastes thought.
Context
- Standards — the rules these maps enforce
- Start Here — the human orientation path into the wiki
- Glossary — canonical public vocabulary
- Reality Scoreboard — the proof discipline the control plane reports into
Questions
What would an agent do differently after reading your maps first?
- Which page of your wiki would mislead a cold reader today — and which map should have caught it?
- If a skill and a folder disagree about who owns a method, where is the tie broken?