Reactor-based MediaWiki Operation Automation System

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A Reactor-based MediaWiki Operation Automation System is a MediaWiki-based operation automation system that follows a Reactor-based pattern (to manage Reactor-based MediaWiki Operation System Events with a MediaWiki-based Operation System).



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Let me create a detailed software system specification for a Reactor-based Read-Write MediaWiki Operation Automation System focused on LLM-powered content generation.

  1. Software System Specification: GM-RKB Content Automation System
    1. 1. System Overview
      1. 1.1 Purpose

The system automates the creation and maintenance of concept pages in a GM-RKB Personal Wiki through LLM integration and event-driven architecture. It focuses on standardized content generation while maintaining proper formatting and concept relationships.

      1. 1.2 Scope

- Content generation for new concept pages - Format standardization of existing pages - Concept relationship management - MediaWiki API integration - LLM-powered content creation - Event-based operation handling

    1. 2. System Architecture
      1. 2.1 Core Components
        1. 2.1.1 Event Reactor Core

- Event Loop Manager

 - Handles incoming content requests
 - Manages operation queues
 - Dispatches tasks to appropriate handlers

- Event Handlers

 - Content Generation Handler
 - Format Validation Handler
 - Concept Relation Handler
 - MediaWiki Operation Handler
        1. 2.1.2 LLM Integration Service

- API Client

 - Manages LLM API communication
 - Handles prompt construction
 - Processes LLM responses

- Content Adapter

 - Formats LLM output to GM-RKB standards
 - Validates content structure
 - Ensures proper wiki linking
        1. 2.1.3 MediaWiki Operation Manager

- API Client

 - Handles authentication
 - Manages page operations
 - Implements rate limiting

- Content Manager

 - Page creation/modification
 - Content validation
 - Change tracking
      1. 2.2 Data Flow

1. Request Processing:

  ```
  User Request -> Event Queue -> Event Dispatcher -> Appropriate Handler
  ```

2. Content Generation:

  ```
  Request -> LLM Service -> Content Adapter -> Validation -> MediaWiki API
  ```

3. Format Standardization:

  ```
  Page Content -> Validator -> Formatter -> MediaWiki API
  ```
    1. 3. Functional Requirements
      1. 3.1 Content Generation

- Accept concept creation requests - Generate structured content following GM-RKB format - Include proper wiki links and categories - Maintain concept relationships - Validate format compliance

      1. 3.2 Format Standardization

- Check section order and structure - Verify link formatting - Ensure proper case usage - Validate bullet point formatting - Check category assignments

      1. 3.3 Concept Management

- Detect related concepts - Avoid duplicate concepts - Maintain concept hierarchies - Update concept networks - Track concept relationships

    1. 4. Component Specifications
      1. 4.1 Event Reactor

```typescript interface EventReactor {

 eventLoop: EventLoop;
 handlers: Map<EventType, EventHandler>;
 dispatch(event: Event): Promise<void>;
 register(type: EventType, handler: EventHandler): void;

}

interface EventHandler {

 handle(event: Event): Promise<void>;
 validate(event: Event): boolean;

} ```

      1. 4.2 LLM Service

```typescript interface LLMService {

 generateContent(request: ContentRequest): Promise<Content>;
 validateFormat(content: Content): ValidationResult;
 adaptOutput(llmResponse: LLMResponse): WikiContent;

} ```

      1. 4.3 MediaWiki Client

```typescript interface MediaWikiClient {

 createPage(title: string, content: string): Promise<Result>;
 updatePage(title: string, content: string): Promise<Result>;
 getPage(title: string): Promise<Page>;
 validateLinks(content: string): Promise<LinkValidation>;

} ```

    1. 5. Safety Controls
      1. 5.1 Content Validation

- Format compliance checking - Section structure validation - Link verification - Case usage validation - Category assignment checking

      1. 5.2 Operation Safety

- Duplicate concept detection - Content backup before modification - Change logging - Operation rollback capability - Rate limiting implementation

    1. 6. Implementation Guidelines
      1. 6.1 Development Stack

- Language: TypeScript/Node.js - Event System: RxJS - API Integration: Axios/Fetch - Testing: Jest - Documentation: TypeDoc

      1. 6.2 Key Considerations

1. Modular architecture for easy extension 2. Strong typing for safety 3. Asynchronous operation handling 4. Error recovery mechanisms 5. Logging and monitoring

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