--- description: Bring knowledge into the wiki — from a research output, existing documents, or by interrogating you argument-hint: --- Feed durable knowledge into the org wiki. Source/intent: $ARGUMENTS First decide WHAT to ingest. If it's obvious from the conversation (a research run just finished, or the user named a source), use that. Otherwise ask which of these three modes fits: 1. **A research producible** — the output of a research run (a provider-native `/deep-research` or similar). Structure it into wiki pages. 2. **Existing documents** — the user points at local / remote / connected folders. Scour them (spawn sub-agents if there are many) for relevant material, shortlist, confirm, then ingest the right ones. Folder scour needs file access (desktop / Cowork); on web, use connected sources. 3. **Interrogate the user** (grill-me) — when the knowledge is in their head. Interview relentlessly, walking ONE branch of the decision tree at a time and proposing your recommended answer at each step, until you reach shared understanding. Then structure what you captured. Then deposit: - `fs(search, path="/o//wiki", query="")` first (3-5 paraphrased queries) so you don't fragment existing pages. - Propose the page set to the user before writing. - Write with `fs(write, path="/o//wiki/", content=...)` per page. Cross-link related pages. - Confirm what landed where, with the page links. The wiki is the org's durable knowledge — write for the next agent and teammate, not just this session.