homelab/.claude/skills/wiki-docs.md

# Wiki Documentation Skill

Create and manage markdown documentation files that sync to Wiki.js.

## Context

**Repository Location:** `/mnt/media/wikijs-content/`
**Git Remote:** `git.fig.systems/eddie/wiki.git`
**Wiki.js URL:** https://wiki.fig.systems

This repository is synchronized with Wiki.js. Any markdown files created here will automatically appear in the wiki after a sync (typically within 5 minutes, or immediately if triggered manually).

## Capabilities

1. **Create Documentation Pages**
   - Write markdown files with proper Wiki.js frontmatter
   - Organize content in directories (maps to wiki hierarchy)
   - Add tags and metadata

2. **Git Operations**
   - Commit changes with descriptive messages
   - Push to remote repository
   - Pull latest changes before writing

3. **Frontmatter Format**
   All wiki pages require this YAML frontmatter:
   ```yaml
   ---
   title: Page Title
   description: Brief description of the page
   published: true
   date: 2026-03-15T00:00:00.000Z
   tags:
     - tag1
     - tag2
   ---
   ```

## Workflow

When creating wiki documentation:

1. **Navigate to repo:**
   ```bash
   cd /mnt/media/wikijs-content
   ```

2. **Pull latest changes:**
   ```bash
   git pull
   ```

3. **Write markdown file:**
   - Use clear, descriptive filenames (lowercase-with-dashes.md)
   - Include proper frontmatter
   - Use standard markdown formatting
   - Organize in subdirectories as needed (e.g., `homelab/services/service-name.md`)

4. **Commit and push:**
   ```bash
   git add <filename>
   git commit -m "Add/Update: brief description"
   git push
   ```

5. **Verify:** Changes will appear at https://wiki.fig.systems after sync

## File Organization

Suggested directory structure:
```
/mnt/media/wikijs-content/
├── homelab/
│   ├── services/
│   │   └── service-name.md
│   ├── networking/
│   │   └── traefik-setup.md
│   └── guides/
│       └── how-to-guide.md
├── development/
│   └── project-docs.md
└── reference/
    └── commands.md
```

Directories in the repo map to page hierarchy in Wiki.js.

## Examples

### Create a Service Documentation Page

```markdown
---
title: Jellyfin Media Server
description: Jellyfin configuration and usage guide
published: true
date: 2026-03-15T00:00:00.000Z
tags:
  - homelab
  - media
  - jellyfin
---

# Jellyfin Media Server

Jellyfin is a free software media system...

## Access
- **URL:** https://jellyfin.fig.systems
- **Authentication:** Authelia SSO

## Configuration
...
```

### Create a How-To Guide

```markdown
---
title: How to Add a New Service
description: Step-by-step guide for adding services to the homelab
published: true
date: 2026-03-15T00:00:00.000Z
tags:
  - homelab
  - guide
  - docker
---

# How to Add a New Service

This guide walks through the process...
```

## Git Configuration

The repository is already configured:
- **User:** Claude
- **Email:** claude@fig.systems
- **Authentication:** Token-based (embedded in remote URL)

## Best Practices

1. **Always pull before writing** to avoid conflicts
2. **Use descriptive commit messages** following the pattern: "Add: X" or "Update: Y"
3. **Include proper frontmatter** - pages without it won't render correctly
4. **Use semantic filenames** - lowercase with dashes instead of spaces
5. **Organize logically** - use subdirectories for categories
6. **Add relevant tags** - helps with wiki navigation and search
7. **Set published: true** - pages with `published: false` won't be visible

## Troubleshooting

**If page doesn't appear in Wiki.js:**
- Check Wiki.js logs: `docker compose logs wikijs`
- Manually trigger sync in Wiki.js admin panel (Storage section)
- Verify frontmatter is valid YAML
- Ensure file has `.md` extension

**If git push fails:**
- Check authentication token is still valid
- Verify network connectivity to git.fig.systems
- Try pulling first to resolve conflicts

## Integration with Other Services

This wiki can document:
- **Homelab services** (compose/services/*)
- **Infrastructure setup** (Traefik, Authelia, LLDAP)
- **Media management** (*arr stack, Jellyfin)
- **Development projects**
- **Personal notes and references**

All documentation is version-controlled and backed up via Git!