llm-wiki adapters

Published integrations

Adapters for llm-wiki.

Connect llm-wiki to external tools without putting credentials, documents, or runtime results in the wiki.

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Exact or explicit routing Scoped roots Verified artifacts External runtime data

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Google Docs Editing

google-docs-editing v0.8.9 public source

Edit Google Docs with tracked suggestions from llm-wiki. The adapter plans exact replacements or one bounded append, applies them in Suggesting mode, and verifies the result.

  • Inspect, plan, apply, verify, and self-test operations.
  • Selects the exact requested document from explicitly shared browser tabs.
  • Checks the approved revision and exact text matches before editing.
  • Uses browser-visible read-back verification after the suggestion is applied.
  • Requires llm-wiki-chrome v0.1.0 or later.

Skill Factory

skill-factory v0.1.0 public source

Build research-backed skill candidates from an explicit llm-wiki request. The parent wiki workflow researches and authors the specification; the adapter validates it and produces a deterministic external review bundle.

  • Invoked declaratively with wiki skill-factory <skill request>.
  • Has zero ambient routes, no network access, and no wiki-write authority.
  • Validates skill contracts, focused Markdown references, source ledgers, and evaluation matrices.
  • Emits every candidate as disabled, unaccepted, uninstalled, and not enabled for any topic.
  • Leaves evaluation, acceptance, installation, enablement, and publication as separate actions.

How adapters work

Route

The manifest matches a supported intent and exact resource type, or the user explicitly names a route-free adapter. Ambiguous routes fail closed.

Approve

Remote writes are tied to the exact resource, plan, expected revision, and idempotency key.

Verify

The adapter reads the result back before reporting success. Full receipts stay outside the wiki.

Adapter authors

Build against one small contract

Adapters use llm-wiki-adapter/v1 and declare their operations, routes, effects, and output classes in .llm-wiki-adapter.json. Real inputs and runtime outputs stay outside the repository.

Read the protocol See Skill Factory