--- name: wiki-lint description: "Run a deterministic, read-only health check on an Obsidian wiki. Use for lint, vault health check, audit wiki health, find orphans, find dead links, frontmatter audit, provenance audit, or wiki audit. Reports graph, link, frontmatter, provenance-ledger, empty-section, and stale-index findings; it does not reason broadly or repair files." ---

# Lint the wiki

Use the portable lint engine as the source of truth. Lint observes vault state; it does not create reports, dashboards, canvases, stubs, or fixes.

Resolve the installed product root from this skill's own location, not from the vault or current working directory:

```bash PRODUCT_ROOT=/absolute/path/to/installed/claude-obsidian CORE="$PRODUCT_ROOT/scripts/claude-obsidian.py" test -f "$CORE" ```

## Run

Resolve the user vault, then run one of:

```bash python3 "$CORE" lint --vault "$VAULT" python3 "$CORE" lint --vault "$VAULT" --format markdown ```

Use `--strict` only when a nonzero exit for findings is useful in automation. The command remains read-only either way.

The deterministic parser understands Obsidian wikilinks and embeds, Markdown links, aliases, heading and block fragments, escaped aliases, and code fences. It reports such categories as dead or ambiguous links, orphan pages, required frontmatter gaps (including `title`), empty sections, stale index entries, and source/claim ledger contract violations. Report only the checks and counts present in its output; do not claim that it performed semantic, stylistic, or prose-level contradiction analysis when it did not.

## Explain findings

1. Preserve the engine's paths, line numbers, targets, categories, and counts. 2. Group findings by likely impact: broken navigation, ambiguous resolution, metadata quality, then maintainability. 3. Explain that an orphan may be intentional and an ambiguous basename needs a path-qualified link; do not infer intent from the finding alone. 4. Treat allowlisted findings as policy, not as proof that the target exists. 5. Separate deterministic facts from suggested remediation.

Do not write the Markdown rendering into the vault. Return it in chat or stdout.

## Repair is a separate operation

Never auto-fix a lint result. After the user chooses specific findings to repair:

1. Re-read each target and record its expected SHA-256. 2. Draft only the selected changes; do not delete or merge pages without explicit consent. 3. Build one repair bundle with a new operation ID. 4. Inspect the bundle and show exact changed paths. 5. Apply only after that separate review. 6. Re-run lint read-only and compare the relevant findings.

Follow the [operation transaction contract](../wiki/references/operation-transactions.md). Lint itself never applies that transaction and never commits Git.

## Checkpoint

Observe the deterministic report, think about root causes rather than finding count, verify proposed repairs against current hashes, and grow by improving the workflow that produced repeated findings.

--- name: wiki-lint description: "Run a deterministic, read-only health check on an Obsidian wiki. Use for lint, vault health check, audit wiki health, find orphans, find dead links, frontmatter audit, provenance audit, or wiki audit. Reports graph, link, frontmatter, provenance-ledger, empty-section, and stale-index findings; it does not reason broadly or repair files." ---

# Lint the wiki

Use the portable lint engine as the source of truth. Lint observes vault state; it does not create reports, dashboards, canvases, stubs, or fixes.

Resolve the installed product root from this skill's own location, not from the vault or current working directory:

```bash PRODUCT_ROOT=/absolute/path/to/installed/claude-obsidian CORE="$PRODUCT_ROOT/scripts/claude-obsidian.py" test -f "$CORE" ```

## Run

Resolve the user vault, then run one of:

```bash python3 "$CORE" lint --vault "$VAULT" python3 "$CORE" lint --vault "$VAULT" --format markdown ```

Use `--strict` only when a nonzero exit for findings is useful in automation. The command remains read-only either way.

The deterministic parser understands Obsidian wikilinks and embeds, Markdown links, aliases, heading and block fragments, escaped aliases, and code fences. It reports such categories as dead or ambiguous links, orphan pages, required frontmatter gaps (including `title`), empty sections, stale index entries, and source/claim ledger contract violations. Report only the checks and counts present in its output; do not claim that it performed semantic, stylistic, or prose-level contradiction analysis when it did not.

## Explain findings

1. Preserve the engine's paths, line numbers, targets, categories, and counts. 2. Group findings by likely impact: broken navigation, ambiguous resolution, metadata quality, then maintainability. 3. Explain that an orphan may be intentional and an ambiguous basename needs a path-qualified link; do not infer intent from the finding alone. 4. Treat allowlisted findings as policy, not as proof that the target exists. 5. Separate deterministic facts from suggested remediation.

Do not write the Markdown rendering into the vault. Return it in chat or stdout.

## Repair is a separate operation

Never auto-fix a lint result. After the user chooses specific findings to repair:

1. Re-read each target and record its expected SHA-256. 2. Draft only the selected changes; do not delete or merge pages without explicit consent. 3. Build one repair bundle with a new operation ID. 4. Inspect the bundle and show exact changed paths. 5. Apply only after that separate review. 6. Re-run lint read-only and compare the relevant findings.

Follow the [operation transaction contract](../wiki/references/operation-transactions.md). Lint itself never applies that transaction and never commits Git.

## Checkpoint

Observe the deterministic report, think about root causes rather than finding count, verify proposed repairs against current hashes, and grow by improving the workflow that produced repeated findings.

--- name: wiki-lint description: "Run a deterministic, read-only health check on an Obsidian wiki. Use for lint, vault health check, audit wiki health, find orphans, find dead links, frontmatter audit, provenance audit, or wiki audit. Reports graph, link, frontmatter, provenance-ledger, empty-section, and stale-index findings; it does not reason broadly or repair files." ---

# Lint the wiki

Use the portable lint engine as the source of truth. Lint observes vault state; it does not create reports, dashboards, canvases, stubs, or fixes.

Resolve the installed product root from this skill's own location, not from the vault or current working directory:

```bash PRODUCT_ROOT=/absolute/path/to/installed/claude-obsidian CORE="$PRODUCT_ROOT/scripts/claude-obsidian.py" test -f "$CORE" ```

## Run

Resolve the user vault, then run one of:

```bash python3 "$CORE" lint --vault "$VAULT" python3 "$CORE" lint --vault "$VAULT" --format markdown ```

Use `--strict` only when a nonzero exit for findings is useful in automation. The command remains read-only either way.

The deterministic parser understands Obsidian wikilinks and embeds, Markdown links, aliases, heading and block fragments, escaped aliases, and code fences. It reports such categories as dead or ambiguous links, orphan pages, required frontmatter gaps (including `title`), empty sections, stale index entries, and source/claim ledger contract violations. Report only the checks and counts present in its output; do not claim that it performed semantic, stylistic, or prose-level contradiction analysis when it did not.

## Explain findings

1. Preserve the engine's paths, line numbers, targets, categories, and counts. 2. Group findings by likely impact: broken navigation, ambiguous resolution, metadata quality, then maintainability. 3. Explain that an orphan may be intentional and an ambiguous basename needs a path-qualified link; do not infer intent from the finding alone. 4. Treat allowlisted findings as policy, not as proof that the target exists. 5. Separate deterministic facts from suggested remediation.

Do not write the Markdown rendering into the vault. Return it in chat or stdout.

## Repair is a separate operation

Never auto-fix a lint result. After the user chooses specific findings to repair:

1. Re-read each target and record its expected SHA-256. 2. Draft only the selected changes; do not delete or merge pages without explicit consent. 3. Build one repair bundle with a new operation ID. 4. Inspect the bundle and show exact changed paths. 5. Apply only after that separate review. 6. Re-run lint read-only and compare the relevant findings.

Follow the [operation transaction contract](../wiki/references/operation-transactions.md). Lint itself never applies that transaction and never commits Git.

## Checkpoint

Observe the deterministic report, think about root causes rather than finding count, verify proposed repairs against current hashes, and grow by improving the workflow that produced repeated findings.

--- name: wiki-lint description: "Run a deterministic, read-only health check on an Obsidian wiki. Use for lint, vault health check, audit wiki health, find orphans, find dead links, frontmatter audit, provenance audit, or wiki audit. Reports graph, link, frontmatter, provenance-ledger, empty-section, and stale-index findings; it does not reason broadly or repair files." ---

# Lint the wiki

Use the portable lint engine as the source of truth. Lint observes vault state; it does not create reports, dashboards, canvases, stubs, or fixes.

Resolve the installed product root from this skill's own location, not from the vault or current working directory:

```bash PRODUCT_ROOT=/absolute/path/to/installed/claude-obsidian CORE="$PRODUCT_ROOT/scripts/claude-obsidian.py" test -f "$CORE" ```

## Run

Resolve the user vault, then run one of:

```bash python3 "$CORE" lint --vault "$VAULT" python3 "$CORE" lint --vault "$VAULT" --format markdown ```

Use `--strict` only when a nonzero exit for findings is useful in automation. The command remains read-only either way.

The deterministic parser understands Obsidian wikilinks and embeds, Markdown links, aliases, heading and block fragments, escaped aliases, and code fences. It reports such categories as dead or ambiguous links, orphan pages, required frontmatter gaps (including `title`), empty sections, stale index entries, and source/claim ledger contract violations. Report only the checks and counts present in its output; do not claim that it performed semantic, stylistic, or prose-level contradiction analysis when it did not.

## Explain findings

1. Preserve the engine's paths, line numbers, targets, categories, and counts. 2. Group findings by likely impact: broken navigation, ambiguous resolution, metadata quality, then maintainability. 3. Explain that an orphan may be intentional and an ambiguous basename needs a path-qualified link; do not infer intent from the finding alone. 4. Treat allowlisted findings as policy, not as proof that the target exists. 5. Separate deterministic facts from suggested remediation.

Do not write the Markdown rendering into the vault. Return it in chat or stdout.

## Repair is a separate operation

Never auto-fix a lint result. After the user chooses specific findings to repair:

1. Re-read each target and record its expected SHA-256. 2. Draft only the selected changes; do not delete or merge pages without explicit consent. 3. Build one repair bundle with a new operation ID. 4. Inspect the bundle and show exact changed paths. 5. Apply only after that separate review. 6. Re-run lint read-only and compare the relevant findings.

Follow the [operation transaction contract](../wiki/references/operation-transactions.md). Lint itself never applies that transaction and never commits Git.

## Checkpoint

Observe the deterministic report, think about root causes rather than finding count, verify proposed repairs against current hashes, and grow by improving the workflow that produced repeated findings.