Follow the repository rename
137 absolute links across eight pages pointed at bl0rb/Weave-Tools. The
wiki is its own repository, so relative links are not an option here and
these have to name the repository -- which makes them the one place a
rename actually costs something. All 64 distinct targets were checked
after rewriting; every one resolves.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
bl0rb
committed
Sep 7, 2026
Fill the wiki as an entry point, not a second copy of the docs
Seven pages plus a sidebar: Home, Erste Schritte, Wissensbereiche und
Freigaben, Rechte und Sichtbarkeit, Chat und Bots, Betrieb, Haeufige
Fragen.
The rule the pages follow is that they do not restate what the
repository already settles. betrieb.md, wissensportal.md, the contracts
and the ADRs are linked, never copied, and Home says so plainly: if a
wiki page looks like it contains a table of variables, ports or contract
fields, it is out of date and the repository wins. A wiki that
duplicates its own documentation drifts within weeks, and this project
just spent a release cleaning up exactly that kind of drift.
What the wiki adds instead is the ordering — which role reads what
first, why something is built the way it is, and the things people
reliably misunderstand. The one that comes up most is first: processing
a document does not index it, only an explicit release does.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
bl0rb
committed
Sep 7, 2026