The wiki pattern that organizes the council's knowledge is exactly what a client needs for their own operations. The bri
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The Knowledge-to-Wiki Bridge: From Knowledge Node to Client Wiki

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From Knowledge Node to Client Wiki

The llm-wiki pattern (S10.8) that organizes the council’s knowledge is exactly what a client needs for their own operations. The bridge product is a private wiki: same node lifecycle, same c…[truncated]

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