Wiki Overview

This wiki is the persistent documentation and synthesis layer for TazLab knowledge work.

Purpose

The goal is to give both humans and agents a stable, organized place to accumulate knowledge over time instead of rediscovering it from raw documents on every query.

Current State

  • The repository scaffold exists.
  • The operational schema for agents is defined in ../AGENTS.md.
  • The first seed pages now define the TazLab system map, repository map, and knowledge-layer model.
  • The wiki is ready for deeper ingestion and cross-project documentation passes.
  • The wiki is now intentionally split into two trunks: the TazLab operational trunk and the software/technology reference trunk.
  • A Hugo publication adapter now lives under publish/, with homepage.md as the rendered front door and wiki/index.md preserved as the internal directory.

Expected Growth Pattern

As sources are added, this wiki should gradually develop:

  • source summaries in wiki/sources/
  • durable pages for systems, repositories, and actors in wiki/entities/
  • conceptual pages in wiki/concepts/
  • larger synthesis pages in wiki/topics/
  • reusable investigations and comparisons in wiki/analyses/
  • practical runbooks in wiki/operations/

TazLab Positioning

This repository is meant to complement, not replace, other TazLab knowledge layers:

  • AGENTS.ctx/memory/ for active present-state memory and chronology
  • mnemosyne for semantic retrieval
  • wiki.tazlab.net for durable, browsable, interlinked documentation and synthesis

Seed Pages

First Structured Coverage

The wiki now has first-pass coverage for:

  • the main repository hubs under wiki/entities/
  • the ephemeral-castle subtracks for Hetzner Vault runtime and Tailscale
  • cross-cutting topics for cluster delivery, Flux DAG, secret flow, and CRISP program structure
  • the software/reference trunk for Proxmox, Talos, Tailscale, Kubernetes, storage, and secrets tooling

The next useful expansion is likely one level deeper: repository-specific entrypoints, key files, common commands, and runbooks.