Agent skill

wkp

Wikipedia search and summary extraction tool. Core Scenario: When AI needs to quickly obtain definitions or official summaries in the terminal.

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npx add-skill https://github.com/x-cmd/skill/tree/main/data/x-cmd/wkp

SKILL.md

x wkp - Wikipedia Assistant (AI Optimized)

x wkp provides a minimal interface for retrieving article lists, suggestions, and detailed summaries from Wikipedia via the command line.

When to Activate

  • When a quick definition of a term, historical event, or technical concept is needed.
  • When retrieving the plain-text summary of a specific Wikipedia entry.
  • When getting search suggestions or related article lists via keywords.

Core Principles & Rules

  • Non-interactive First: Avoid the --app interactive UI; use extract or hop subcommands directly for plain text.
  • Structured Retrieval: Prioritize extract for detailed body text, or hop for a concise summary of the first matching item.

Patterns & Examples

Extract Detailed Summary

bash
# Get a detailed summary for "OpenAI"
x wkp extract OpenAI

Search for Related Entries

bash
# Search for the keyword "Large Language Model"
x wkp search "Large Language Model"

Hop to the First Result's Summary

bash
# Search and output the summary of the first match (most efficient)
x wkp hop "Rust Programming"

Get Search Suggestions

bash
# Get suggestions for related entries when unsure of exact spelling
x wkp suggest "Quantom Computing"

Checklist

  • Confirm if the query term needs to be quoted.
  • Choose between search (list) and extract (content) based on needs.
  • Default to English or Chinese queries for the most comprehensive info.

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