Auto-grow a pro-workflow wiki by running a budget-capped BFS research loop over pluggable source fetchers (web, arXiv, GitHub). Each iteration pops a seed from the queue, fetches sources, drafts a wiki page, dedupes claims against existing pages, enqueues follow-up seeds. Halts on budget cap, depth cap, or convergence. Use when the user says "research <topic>", "grow the <slug> wiki", "auto-research", or wants a knowledge base that builds itself overnight.
npx skills add https://github.com/rohitg00/pro-workflow --skill wiki-research-loop
Driver that turns a wiki into an auto-grown knowledge base. Layers on top of wiki-builder and wiki-query.
seed-queue (pending) → next-seed
→ fetch sources via plugins (web | arxiv | github)
→ extract claims
→ dedupe vs index (FTS5; later vector via 3.3.2)
→ compile new page or amend existing
→ upsert page (auto-FTS-index)
→ enqueue follow-up seeds (max-depth gate)
→ mark seed done
→ if budget OR convergence OR kill-switch → halt
budget_usd exceeded (loop tracks per-fetcher cost estimate)max_pages_per_run writtenmax_depth reached on every active branch~/.pro-workflow/STOP exists (operator kill-switch)wiki.config.md auto_research.enabled: falseprivate: true AND any non-local fetcher selectednode $SKILL_ROOT/scripts/research-loop.js run <slug> [--max-pages N] [--max-depth N] [--budget-usd 0.50] [--fetchers web,arxiv,github]
node $SKILL_ROOT/scripts/research-loop.js seed <slug> "<query>" [--depth 0] [--parent-id N]
node $SKILL_ROOT/scripts/research-loop.js seeds <slug> [--status pending|active|done|failed]
node $SKILL_ROOT/scripts/research-loop.js cancel <slug>
node $SKILL_ROOT/scripts/research-loop.js status
CLI flags override wiki.config.md for one run only.
Pluggable. Each lives at scripts/source-fetchers/<name>.js. Interface:
module.exports = {
name: 'web',
match: (q) => true, // is this fetcher useful?
estimateCost: (q) => ({ usd: 0, tokens: 0 }),
fetch: async (q, opts) => [ // returns RawDoc[]
{ url, title, content, fetched_at }
]
};
Built-in:
web.js — Fetches via the user's available WebFetch tool through a stdin/stdout shim. Treats result as plain text/markdown.arxiv.js — https://export.arxiv.org/api/query (free, public, no key). Returns abstract + metadata.github.js — https://api.github.com/search/repositories + README pull (uses GH_TOKEN if set, otherwise unauthenticated rate limit).Drop a new file in ~/.pro-workflow/fetchers/<name>.js to add a custom fetcher. Loaded at startup if present.
Pre-iteration: sum estimateCost across selected fetchers. If projected cumulative cost would exceed budget_usd, halt.
Post-iteration: track tokens used by the LLM compile step (Anthropic/OpenAI passthrough). Hard-kill on overrun.
Per-fetcher overrides via env: WIKI_LOOP_BUDGET_USD, WIKI_LOOP_MAX_PAGES, WIKI_LOOP_MAX_DEPTH.
SQLite-backed via wiki_seeds table:
| field | meaning |
|-------|---------|
| query | natural-language seed |
| status | pending → active → done\|failed |
| parent_id | seed that produced this one |
| depth | BFS depth from root |
Loop pops by (depth ASC, created_at ASC) so it explores breadth-first.
After each compiled page, compute Jaccard overlap of claim-text tokens vs the prior 3 pages. If < 5 % novel content for 3 consecutive pages, halt and report converged.
touch ~/.pro-workflow/STOP
Loop checks per-iteration and halts gracefully. Remove file to resume next run.
If wiki.config.md has private: true, the loop refuses any non-local fetcher and emits a warning. Only raw/ ingestion via manual seeds is allowed.
scripts/file-watcher.js watches wiki/<slug>/wiki/**/*.md. On user-edited claim, enqueues a verification seed (verify: <claim>) at depth 0. Wired through pro-workflow's file-watcher.js hook.
scripts/research-tick.js is launchable from any cron-style runner. Picks the oldest opted-in wiki with pending seeds and runs a single iteration. Hook event: pro-workflow:research-tick.
Each run writes:
<wiki-root>/logs/research-<UTC-timestamp>.md # human-readable run log
<wiki-root>/derived/run-<UTC-timestamp>.json # structured stats
Run log lines:
[2026-05-08T10:42Z] seed-3 (depth=1) "memory consolidation in agents"
fetcher=arxiv hits=3
fetcher=web hits=2
compiled wiki/concepts/memory-consolidation.md (claims=7, novel=4)
enqueued 2 follow-up seeds
cost so far: $0.04 / $0.50
wiki-queryEvery compiled page goes through wiki-cli.js page so FTS5 stays consistent. The dedupe step calls searchWiki with the candidate claim text to find near-duplicates.
Ships: loop driver, seed queue, web/arxiv/github fetchers, budget caps, convergence detector, kill-switch, manual run command.
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