Skill Wiki
Skill Wiki.
Skill Wiki treats domain knowledge as typed atoms with a
declared edge graph, retrieved on demand. We don't ship
200-line markdown blobs to your agent every turn. We ship a 3 KB index
of what exists; the agent decides what to load. The whole thing runs
on the open Prime protocol — each
@scope in the marketplace is a Prime.
Who it's for
Three audiences, in order of impact:
- Agent builders shipping production AI systems. You want a stable, addressable corpus of domain knowledge — not vibes scraped at request time.
- Teams with internal style guides, playbooks, security policies, or cookbooks. You want them queryable, versioned, and machine-checkable.
- Curators publishing reference corpora that others
install with one command.
prime publish/prime install, like npm.
The shape of the wiki
Each atom has a kind (one of 28: fact, rule, pattern, method, persona, tradeoff, …), a domain, three projection levels (~30 / ~150 / ~380 tokens) compiled from a single source file, and a list of typed edges (one of 14 verbs) to other atoms. This is what the underlying Prime protocol defines.
A consumer queries the graph, resolves a brief to the smallest covering set, projects each atom at the level that fits the budget, and ships only that to the model. Read the spec.
Specification
- Spec overview — the protocol surface in one page.
- Atoms — 28 kinds across 5 layers.
- Edges — 14 typed verbs.
- Projection — 3 levels, kind-aware splitting.
- Registry — HTTP contract.
- PRIME-PROTOCOL-v1.md — the canonical document.
What this site is
A static documentation + marketplace site. No accounts, no analytics, no
telemetry. Pages render at build time from the corpora's compiled
_index.xml and per-atom chunks/ projections.
Publishing happens via prime publish against a registry; this
site only reads.
License
Skill Wiki and the bundled reference Primes are open source under Apache-2.0. Authoring is plain text. Your atoms are yours; the protocol guarantees portability.
Contributing
Issues, PRs, and new Primes welcome at github.com/skill-wiki/prime-system. The governance model is documented in governance.md — Tier-1 changes need consensus from the protocol team; Tier-2 (kinds, verbs) need a 7-day RFC; Tier-3 (any Prime) needs only the Prime maintainer.
Colophon
Built with Astro 4. Inter + JetBrains Mono via Google Fonts. Pages are static HTML; ~3 KB of JS ships only on pages that need it (theme toggle, browse filters, sidebar persistence). A11y baseline: semantic landmarks, keyboard navigable, AA contrast in both themes.