Context Layer Health Check

by PostHog469d1773e9cbNo licenseListed Oct 8, 2026Updated Oct 8, 2026

Semantic review of context wiki quality after deterministic consolidation

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AI-generated overview

Reviews a context wiki for contradictory claims, stale priorities, duplicates and gaps, then records findings and remaining work.

What it does
Performs a semantic quality review of a context wiki after deterministic consolidation, using recent wiki-miss lines from merge history as the priority signal. It looks for contradictory active claims, unsupported conclusions, repeated low-value activity, stale priorities, near-duplicate subjects, concepts without an owning page, and sources worth backfilling. It fixes what the evidence supports, leaves unresolved conflicts as Disagreement markers, and records remaining work in a run summary. It finishes by running the lint script and its report mode.
When to use it
Use after a wiki consolidation pass when the wiki's semantic quality needs checking rather than its structure. Suitable for finding contradictions, unsupported claims, duplication and coverage gaps, and for logging what could not be resolved.
Requirements
Instructions only; no scripts ship with the skill. It expects a context wiki repository with merge history containing wiki-miss lines, and lint tooling at scripts/lint supporting a --report flag. It must not edit AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, generated indexes, scripts/, or Space paths.

Context layer health check

Read recent wiki-miss: lines from git log --merges and use them as the priority signal. Review for contradictory active claims, unsupported conclusions, repeated low-value activity, stale priorities the report cannot detect, near-duplicate subjects, concepts without an owning page, and sources worth backfilling.

Fix what evidence supports. Leave unresolved conflicts as **Disagreement:** markers and record remaining work in the run summary. Finish with scripts/lint and scripts/lint --report.

Do not edit AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, generated indexes, scripts/, or Space paths. The server owns wiki structure and tooling.

Source and attribution

Source:PostHog/ai-plugininskills/context-layer-health-checkat commit469d177

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