knowledge-health-checkerv1.0.1

A power user with hundreds of notes wants to identify empty placeholders, broken wiki links, and orphan notes in their Obsidian vault. The skill generates a health score and a prioritized fix plan, helping restore navigability and content density.

An open-source maintainer audits a docs/ folder for stale files, broken relative links, and weak content density before a major release. The skill produces a report with actionable fix suggestions without altering files.

A team migrating from Notion to a static wiki uses the skill to scan exported Markdown for hollow notes (e.g., empty pages) and structural issues. It flags template content that wasn't filled in and suggests expansions.

A researcher with a large Logseq graph of literature notes detects orphan blocks and fragmented topic clusters. The skill analyzes connectivity and provides a network score, highlighting notes needing inbound links.

A knowledge manager preparing an internal wiki reviews content quality across hundreds of Markdown files. The skill checks for broken links, low word counts, and stale timestamps, ensuring a healthy starting point.

Offer a free scan for up to 50 files with limited reporting; charge a subscription for unlimited files, detailed fix plans, and automated scheduling. Revenue from monthly or annual subscriptions and one-time deep audit reports.

Integrate the skill into existing knowledge management platforms (e.g., Obsidian, Logseq, Notion) as a premium plugin or API service. Charge per scan or via platform marketplace revenue share.

Provide manual expert audits using the skill's output for enterprises needing personalized improvement plans. Offer training workshops and maintenance contracts for recurring health checks.