Add or remove raw sources, or update wiki content, per user request
Scanned 9/7/2026
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---
name: edit
description: Add or remove raw sources, or update wiki content, per user request
argument-hint: "[request]"
---
# /edit
> Add or remove raw sources, or update wiki content, per user request.
## Trigger
User manual: `/edit <user request>`
## Inputs
User request, for example:
- "Download this paper to raw/papers/"
- "Delete raw/papers/xxx.pdf"
- "Update the SOTA tracker in topics/efficient-llm-adaptation"
- "Add a new variant to concepts/lora"
## Outputs
Updated wiki files, `index.md`, `log.md`
## Steps
### STEP 1: Parse User Intent
1. **Add raw sources**:
- If the user provides a local path: copy to the corresponding directory under `raw/`
- If the user provides an arXiv URL: download to `raw/papers/`
- If the user provides a web URL: fetch content with markdownify and save to `raw/web/`
2. **Delete raw sources**:
- Confirm then execute deletion
3. **Update wiki**:
- Read the relevant pages and modify content per user instructions
### STEP 2: Execute Updates
1. Newly added raw sources can later be incorporated into the wiki via `/ingest`
2. Direct wiki modifications: update the specified fields/content in specific pages per user instructions
3. When writing forward links, simultaneously write reverse links
### STEP 3: Update Navigation
1. `EDIT wiki/index.md`: update relevant entries
2. `APPEND wiki/log.md`: `## [{date}] update | {description}`
### STEP 4: Report
- List all changes made
- Suggest follow-up actions (e.g. ingest newly added raw sources if applicable)
## Constraints
- `raw/` is read-only for existing files (this skill may add files to `raw/`, but must not modify existing ones)
- Wiki modifications must follow template structure
- Bidirectional links must be kept in sync
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