llmwiki-query
This skill searches your local llmwiki—a knowledge base built from your Claude Code, Cursor, and other session history—to answer questions about your own work and decisions. It reads relevant wiki pages, synthesizes answers with inline citations, and can save substantial responses as new synthesis pages for future reference.
llmwiki-query answers questions about your own past work by searching your personal wiki built from session history.
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llmwiki-query answers questions about your own past work by searching your personal wiki built from session history. This skill searches your local llmwiki—a knowledge base built from your Claude Code, Cursor, and other session history—to answer questions about your own work and decisions. It reads relevant wiki pages, synthesizes answers with inline citations, and can save substantial responses as new synthesis pages for future reference.
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- llmwiki-query lets you search your personal wiki for past decisions by retrieving and synthesizing information from your session history.
- Yes.
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Install
Pratiyush/llm-wiki/llmwiki-query · repository language: Python
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Frequently asked questions
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What can llmwiki-query search my wiki for?
llmwiki-query searches your local llmwiki—a knowledge base built from your Claude Code, Cursor, and other session history—to answer questions about your own work and decisions. The skill reads relevant wiki pages, synthesizes answers with inline citations, and can save substantial responses as new synthesis pages for future reference.
How do I query my llmwiki for past decisions?
llmwiki-query lets you search your personal wiki for past decisions by retrieving and synthesizing information from your session history and local knowledge base. Simply ask about decisions you've made, and the skill will locate relevant wiki pages and provide synthesized answers with citations to help you recall your reasoning.
Can llmwiki-query find documented solutions from my prior work?
Yes. llmwiki-query is designed to find documented solutions, approaches, and project context from your prior work. It searches your session history and personal knowledge base to locate how you've solved similar problems before, helping you reuse proven approaches.
What have I been working on according to llmwiki-query?
llmwiki-query can retrieve information about what you've been working on by querying your session history and wiki notes. It synthesizes this information to give you a clear picture of your recent projects and work, drawing from your documented decisions and approaches.
Does llmwiki-query distinguish between my wiki and general knowledge?
llmwiki-query is designed to distinguish between personal wiki content and general knowledge in its responses. This helps you clearly see which answers come from your own documented work and decisions versus broader knowledge, keeping your personal context separate and identifiable.
Can llmwiki-query save synthesis pages for future reference?
Yes. llmwiki-query can save substantial responses as new synthesis pages in your wiki for future reference. This lets you build on your knowledge base over time, creating a growing repository of synthesized insights from your past work and decisions.
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llmwiki-query
What this skill does
Reads the user's local llmwiki (llmwiki/wiki/) and synthesises an answer to their question, with [[wikilink]] citations pointing to the source pages.
When to use
Invoke this skill when the user asks a question about their own work or history. Examples:
- "What did I decide about the AiShorts backend?"
- "What MCP servers do I have configured?"
- "How did I fix the X bug last week?"
- "What's my preferred way to ingest sessions?"
- "What have I been working on in the germanly project?"
Do NOT invoke for questions that can be answered without the user's personal knowledge base (e.g., "how does TCP work?" → answer from general knowledge).
Workflow
Follow the Query Workflow from the repo's CLAUDE.md:
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