Try Podcast Wiki on sample episodes

The samples are 3 short fictional transcripts from two made-up shows, written for this demo. They're at ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/plugin/demo/samples/. Two episodes overlap on testing and code review, and their guests disagree about writing tests first. That way the demo shows what the real thing does: topic pages that merge episodes, and a Disagreements section.

Everything happens in a separate podcast-wiki-demo/ folder, so nothing touches a real wiki.

1. Create the demo folder

If podcast-wiki-demo/ already exists, ask before replacing it. Then:

D=podcast-wiki-demo
mkdir -p $D/tools $D/raw/demo $D/wiki/{concepts,hubs,episodes,people,shows,takeaways}
cp "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/CLAUDE.md" $D/
cp "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/tools/lint_wiki.py" $D/tools/
cp "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}"/plugin/demo/samples/*.md $D/raw/demo/
printf '# Index\n' > $D/wiki/index.md
printf '# Ingest log\n' > $D/wiki/log.md
printf '# To try\n' > $D/wiki/takeaways/to-try.md
printf '# Recommendations\n' > $D/wiki/takeaways/recommendations.md

2. Build the wiki

Treat podcast-wiki-demo/ as the project root. For each file in podcast-wiki-demo/raw/demo/, oldest first, follow the Wiki update procedure in podcast-wiki-demo/CLAUDE.md. Write all pages under podcast-wiki-demo/wiki/. In each episode page, raw: is the path relative to the demo folder, for example raw/demo/2026-09-02-tests-before-agents.md.

• Aim for 3–5 concept pages. Extend existing pages instead of creating near-duplicates, as the procedure says.
• Put the guests' conflicting views on writing tests first under Disagreements & open questions, with both episodes cited.
• Skip any git steps.

Then run cd podcast-wiki-demo && python3 tools/lint_wiki.py and fix what it reports until it prints clean. The tool needs only plain Python 3.

3. Show the result

• Show the user the concept page that merges the most episodes, including its Disagreements section. Keep it short.
• List the pages that were created.
• Say that podcast-wiki-demo/wiki/ opens as an Obsidian vault, with a working graph view.
• Remind them the shows and people are fictional, and that rm -rf podcast-wiki-demo removes everything.
• Offer /podcast-wiki:setup to build a wiki from their own Spotify listening.
• Don't mention the plugin's Spotify server status. It only connects after /podcast-wiki:setup, so a failure here is expected.