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What problem does it solve? When you ask your agent what you already know about a topic, it often answers from training data instead of your own accumulated notes, or silently invents an answer when your bases have nothing. This Skill forces every answer to come from your knowledge bases, with a citation for every claim and an honest statement of what is missing. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Cited retrieval: Every claim in an answer cites the wiki page it came from via [[path]] references, so you can verify the source. - Dual search engines: Combines agentic navigation (index pages, wikilinks, grep) with deterministic commands like kb search (BM25), kb find (metadata filters), and kb links (backlinks) to cover both curated pages and unpromoted raw fragments. - Honest gap handling: States explicitly when the bases have no answer, honours contested and unverified pages, and offers — never forces — to capture the open question or file a synthesis back. - Use Case: Before starting research on a vendor, ask what your work base already knows; the Skill routes to the right base, reads the relevant pages, and returns a cited summary noting that funding data stops in March. ## Quick Start Ask your agent what you already know about a topic, for example: what do I know about Acme in my work base?