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Append-only record of wiki changes. Most recent first. Format: ## [YYYY-MM-DD] <op> | <short title> so grep '^## \[' log.md yields a usable timeline.

[2026-05-20] infra | Raw inbox capture lane

Aligned the raw-source guard with the internal LLM Wiki operating pattern: raw/inbox/ and raw/queue/ are allowed capture lanes for unsynthesized material, while promoted raw markdown still requires a matching docs/sources/<id>.md source note by filename or source_id frontmatter. Documented that committed inbox/queue captures should not be renamed or deleted during promotion; raw remains append-only.

[2026-05-20] infra | Raw-source coverage guard and visible policy taxonomy

Extended pnpm check:raw so new promoted raw markdown sources must resolve to a matching docs/sources/<id>.md entry by filename or source_id frontmatter. Added a public wrapper page for the Care AI Regulatory Terrain visual under Product navigation and regenerated catalog/gaps bookkeeping.

[2026-05-15] ingest-code | gc-sms attribution and service-loop cleanup

Updated the SMS journey source note for the current gc-sms file layout and the new service-loop spine: web/signup attribution, unknown inbound SMS dedupe, daily metrics, scoped admin action keys, exact resource imports, and the live loop-update tool. Source: gc-sms/convex/schema.ts, gc-sms/convex/http.ts, gc-sms/convex/agent.ts, gc-sms/convex/agentDb.ts, gc-sms/src/model.ts, gc-sms/src/tools.ts, gc-sms/src/evaluator.ts @ local 2026-05-15 worktree.

[2026-05-09] infra | Daily wiki health cadence

Moved the scheduled wiki CI from weekly Monday checks to a daily 13:00 UTC health check, and clarified the Helm boundary: Helm may route wiki health failures and evidence gaps as internal actions, but public claims and citations still land in gc-wiki or the relevant upstream source repo.

[2026-05-09] infra | Complete LLM Wiki operation loop

Added the missing operational hooks for the LLM Wiki pattern: capture-query.ts files reusable sourced answers as Lane B pages with log entries and catalog regeneration, check-raw-immutable.ts guards raw/ as append-only source truth, CI now runs the raw guard and script tests, and gaps.md / generated indexes were refreshed.

[2026-05-07] ingest-code | gc-sms reliability sweep + email + assessments

gc-sms shipped two significant feature batches. Updated docs/architecture/backend.md: - Table count 11 → 15 (added subscribers, emailSends, emailSuppressions, alertState) - Table groups updated: assessments group notes zone subscores; new Email + subscribers group; alertState added to Observability - "What the backend owns" updated to list all four active instruments (SDOH6, CWBS14, BSFC-s, EMA3)

docs/product/score.md and docs/product/mira.md were already current. Source: gc-sms/src/scoring.ts, gc-sms/convex/schema.ts @ 26b818d9.

[2026-05-07] lint | 57 warnings, 0 fixed

Ran pnpm lint after the gc-sms chief-of-staff brief sync. Lint reported 0 errors and the same 57 existing stale-benefits warnings; no wiki schema or citation issues were introduced.

[2026-05-07] ingest-code | gc-sms chief-of-staff brief

Updated Mira, SMS journey, backend, and source-note synthesis for the new gc-sms chief-of-staff posture contract: src/turn/chiefOfStaff.ts derives a caregiver-first brief from classifier labels, src/context.ts injects the brief alongside skill guidance, src/evaluator.ts enforces caregiver-first framing and one operational next step before send, and src/turn/harnessReplay.ts carries the brief through deterministic and injected-model replay.

[2026-05-07] lint | 57 warnings, 0 fixed

Ran pnpm lint after the gc-sms caregiver harness hook sync. Lint reported 0 errors and 57 existing stale-benefits warnings; no wiki schema or citation issues were introduced.

[2026-05-07] ingest-code | gc-sms caregiver harness hooks

Updated Mira and SMS journey synthesis for the new gc-sms harness shape: standalone SMS style-guide contract, gc-bench failure-taxonomy adapter, production-flow health report, before-reply classifier labels, caregiver skill-pack context injection, evaluator gates for benefits/legal certainty, coercive tone, boundary claims, one-next-step discipline, specificity, classifier-aware escalation, and the seed SMS scenario replay adapter with executable autofail patterns, injected model-runner replay, opt-in live replay, and postprocess memory/profile effects.

[2026-05-07] ingest-code | gc-sms turn contract cleanup

Updated backend, SMS journey, benefits, and assessment notes for the current gc-sms turn contract: shared memory keys, pure policy/postprocess pipeline, scheduler-owned follow-up enqueueing, run-scoped assessment scoring, and gc-benefits JSON as the benefits source.

[2026-05-07] ingest-code | gc-sms V2 runtime refactor

Updated the backend and SMS journey synthesis pages to treat ../gc-sms/convex/ and ../gc-sms/src/ as the current V2 runtime source. Refreshed the paired internal source notes (data-agent-sms-runtime, sms-journey-orchestration) and the benefits product code reference so current-tense wiki claims point at the active Convex schema and flat runtime layout.

[2026-05-04] sync | sibling repos inaccessible — GITHUB_TOKEN not set

Attempted weekly wiki sync against all 7 sibling repos. All git clones failed with auth error (fatal: could not read Password) because GITHUB_TOKEN is not present in the agent environment. GitHub MCP tools are scoped to givecareapp/gc-wiki only and cannot query sibling repos. No diff data was retrieved; no Lane B pages were updated.

Repos that could not be accessed: gc-sms, gc-web, givecare-bench, givecare-benefits, givecare-tools, givecare-tune, caregiver-evals.

Unblock: provide GITHUB_TOKEN (read:contents scope) via repository secret or environment injection before the next sync run.

[2026-04-23] infra | Lint rewrite + auto-regen pipeline

Reshaped the wiki's health loop to honor the LLM Wiki pattern's "lint surfaces, doesn't gate" discipline. Changes:

  • scripts/lint.ts rewritten around 9 typed issue categories with --json output for downstream consumption. New checks: orphan sources (empty cited_by), unresolved cited_by pointers, Lane B frontmatter completeness, coverage matrix (zones × conditions/guides/organizations), public/private drift.
  • New scripts: sources-index.ts (regenerates sources/index.md grouped by type), gaps.ts (rewrites gaps.md AUTO block from lint JSON, preserves editorial section below marker), fix-cited-by.ts (one-shot rebuild of cited_by across all sources from actual citation graph).
  • .husky/pre-commit runs pnpm regen when wiki files are staged and re-stages generated artifacts.
  • .github/workflows/wiki-lint.yml now opens a weekly PR with regenerated bookkeeping when drift is detected.
  • Architecture gating settled: dropped the !!! warning "Internal" admonition on architecture/index.md, backend.md, sms-journey.md, compliance.md. The pages are partner-facing; sensitive operational detail (attestations, tuned controls, production metrics) stays under NDA.
  • Ran fix-cited-by.ts once: stripped 53 aspirational "planned page" pointers across 26 source notes. Those 26 now have cited_by: [] and surface as true orphans in gaps.md — the honest rolling backlog.

Lint went from 56 → 27 warnings. apps/web-wiki/CLAUDE.md extended with lint-category reference, orphan-resolution decision tree, generated-artifacts list, and coverage-matrix workflow. docs/about/how-this-wiki-works.md updated to reflect the new surfaces.

[2026-04-23] ingest | AI-caregiving research landscape (arXiv, 2022–2025)

Consolidated fourteen arXiv preprints on AI-caregiving and AI-health into one reference source note to document the research landscape GiveCare operates in without inflating the bibliography with fourteen separate low-signal entries. Covers AI chatbots and mental health (Almakinah 2024, Wasenmüller 2024, Huang 2025), caregiver robotics (Stegner & Mutlu 2022), geriatric empathy (Kiafar 2024), autism and cancer caregiver AI (2024), caregiving-role privacy research (Akter 2024), Active Assisted Living (Florez-Revuelta 2024), rural agentic healthcare (Gangavarapu 2024), dementia HCI scoping review (Ma 2025), and foundational AI (Nori 2023, Shanahan 2025, Rupp 2022). Updated:

  • evidence/multi-turn-safety.md — added the arXiv consolidated source and Turkle to frontmatter; refreshed metadata.
  • sources/index.md — registered the new consolidated source note under a new "AI and caregiving research" section.

Also added one new consolidated source note: ai-caregiving-research-arxiv.

[2026-04-23] ingest | Care philosophy — Slaughter, Turkle, Roach, Lewis, Kohr, and adjacent readings

Promoted the philosophical-essay cluster into the synthesis layer to anchor Mira's voice, anti-companion positioning, and relational design in external intellectual tradition rather than only internal convention. Updated:

  • product/mira.md — added a paragraph under Identity explicitly naming Turkle's "artificial intimacy" critique as the argument against the companion framing Mira does not occupy, and a paragraph on Slaughter's "care is a relationship" framing as the argument behind treating caregivers relationally rather than as users consuming a service.
  • sources/index.md — added a new "Philosophy, values, and voice" section registering the three new source notes.

Added two focused source notes and one consolidated reference:

  • slaughter-care-is-relationship-2023 — Anne-Marie Slaughter, Dædalus 2023. Care as a relationship, not a service.
  • turkle-artificial-intimacy-2024 — Sherry Turkle, MIT 2024. Performance-empathy critique, the "companionship on demand" cycle.
  • care-philosophy-background — consolidated summaries for Roach (Caring, the Human Mode of Being), C.S. Lewis (Abolition of Man), Leopold Kohr (scale of states), Islamic virtue-based AI ethics, Glouberman & Zimmerman (complicated vs. complex systems), Role of Design in U.S. Health Systems.

[2026-04-23] ingest | Patient advocacy role definition and the Allegiance Factor

Promoted the APHA Patient Advocacy Bootcamp and "Getting Started" guide into a consolidated source note used to anchor Mira's positioning inside the professional patient-advocate tradition. Updated:

  • product/mira.md — added an "Allegiance as design principle" section naming the Allegiance Factor as a codified ethical tradition and using the advocate DO / DON'T boundary (research, inform, educate, evaluate, facilitate / not make decisions, not provide clinical opinions) to define what Mira is and is not designed to do.
  • sources/index.md — registered under the new philosophy/values/voice section.

Added one consolidated source note: patient-advocacy-bootcamp-apha (APHA 6-lesson bootcamp + Getting Started guide).

[2026-04-23] ingest | NASEM 2025 caregiving-interventions workshop

Promoted the June 2025 NASEM workshop agenda (Strategies and Interventions to Strengthen Support for Family Caregiving) to anchor the 2025-current state of federal caregiver-policy conversation. The workshop is explicitly focused on evidence-based interventions, scaling successful programs nationwide, and financing mechanisms including Medicare payment for caregiver education, Medicare value-based payments, state-based Medicaid pathways, and employer-based programs. Updated:

  • evidence/federal-caregiver-policy.md — added a new "The 2025 policy conversation is live" section naming payment mechanisms as the active frontier and scaling (not invention) as the remaining gap; refreshed the policy arc footer.
  • sources/index.md — registered under the new "State-level and policy signals" section.

Added one source note: nasem-caregiving-workshop-2025 (NASEM Board on Health Care Services, 2-day workshop, June 5–6, 2025).

[2026-04-23] ingest | State-by-state caregiving prevalence and geography as first-class feature

Promoted the October 2025 state-representative companion to Caregiving in the US 2025. Updated:

  • evidence/market-gap.md — added state prevalence range (20%–34%) and absolute-count range (107K–7M) as a structural-variation paragraph in the caregiver-population section.
  • domain/benefits-landscape.md — added a new "Why geography is a first-class feature" section connecting state prevalence variation to federal-program variation through SUAs/AAAs/LSPs and state-level LTSS policy; refreshed metadata.
  • sources/index.md — registered under the new state-level / policy signals section.

Added one source note: caregiving-in-us-2025-states (NAC / AARP, October 2025 — first state-representative caregiving dataset including 4M additional caregivers of children with complex medical conditions).

[2026-04-23] ingest | Compliance posture (HIPAA / SOC 2 / HITRUST)

Promoted the three Vanta compliance checklists into a consolidated structural reference and stood up a new internal architecture page covering GiveCare's compliance posture for partnership conversations. Updated:

  • architecture/compliance.md — new internal architecture page walking through HIPAA (regulatory floor), SOC 2 (enterprise trust signal), and HITRUST (healthcare assurance layer), how they stack, how GiveCare approaches each, and what stays private per the public / private boundary in CLAUDE.md.
  • architecture/index.md — registered the new compliance page.
  • sources/index.md — registered under a new "Compliance and security frameworks" section.

Added one consolidated source note: compliance-frameworks-vanta.

[2026-04-23] ingest | Clinical-education competencies + Milken connected-care demand signal

Promoted two more ecosystem raw files into the synthesis layer. The UC Davis Interprofessional Family Caregiving Competencies are a 2021 clinical-education standard that explicitly treats the family caregiver as an integral member of the healthcare team — strong pre-validation anchor for GiveCare's positioning against clinical partners. The Milken Institute's 2025 Future of Connected Care report anchors the aging-at-home demand side with investor-grade numbers. Updated:

  • evidence/market-gap.md — added a paragraph anchoring the aging-at-home preference (75% of 50+) and affordability constraint (only 13% of 75+ can afford assisted living), plus Milken's six field-level building blocks (characterize wants/needs, taxonomize, generate evidence, payment models, digital front door, awareness/adoption) and how GiveCare addresses several directly.
  • evidence/federal-caregiver-policy.md — added a new section "What clinical education is being trained to do" walking through the four UC Davis competency domains and naming the family caregiver as an integral member of the healthcare team rather than an adjunct.
  • product/mira.md — added the clinical-education alignment paragraph under the field-level research priorities section, framing Mira as operationalizing Domain 3 (family-centered care) at caregiver scale.
  • product/assessments.md — added a paragraph under "Alignment with the field-level research agenda" showing how Domain 2 of the competencies (routine caregiver identification, valid and reliable tools, monitoring over time) maps directly onto GiveCare's progressive assessment design.
  • sources/index.md — registered the two new source notes.

Also added two new source notes: uc-davis-caregiving-competencies-2021 (Sexson et al., UC Davis Family Caregiving Institute, four-domain interprofessional caregiving competency framework) and milken-connected-care-2025 (Dunning & Rossano, Milken Institute Future of Aging, Samsung-sponsored May 2025 report).

[2026-04-23] ingest | Care economy scale, FamTech sector context, and AI in care work

Promoted three ecosystem / market-evidence raw files into the synthesis layer, sharpening evidence/market-gap.md with investor-grade scale numbers, sector-level context from the FamTech survey, and a principled account of where AI legitimately fits in care work. This pass is explicitly a value-proposition pre-validation play — grounding GiveCare's positioning in public, citable market evidence rather than only internal framing. Updated:

  • evidence/market-gap.md — added three new sections: Care economy at a glance ($648B annually; three converging macro forces), Where the FamTech sector actually is (75% AI adoption, 63% pre-seed/seed, partnerships as growth engine), and AI's realistic role in caregiving support (augmentation not replacement, three adoption barriers, Morgan Stanley positioning signal that products engaging earlier in the care continuum are best positioned).
  • sources/index.md — registered three new source notes under Academic.

Also added three new source notes from the remaining raw shelf: state-of-famtech-2025 (FamTech.org 2025 sector survey of 83 respondents), ai-future-care-work-2023 (Laurie Orlov / Aging and Health Technology Watch, 26 expert interviews), and caring-for-tomorrow-2024 (Women of the World Endowment + Tesser Capital investor guide to the U.S. care economy).

[2026-04-23] ingest | Federal caregiver policy arc — OAA III-B, NFCSP, Research Priorities 2019

Promoted three federal policy documents into the wiki and stood up a Lane B synthesis page on federal caregiver policy. This pass is explicitly a pre-validation play — establishing that GiveCare's design aligns with the federal policy arc (identify / assess / connect) and the field-level research priorities (technology-enabled, adaptive, trajectory-based, diverse populations) that are already public record. Updated:

  • evidence/federal-caregiver-policy.md — new Lane B synthesis page walking the arc from OAA Title III-B (1973) through NFCSP Title III-E (2000), the 2007 RTI evaluation, the 2016 Lewin NFCSP process evaluation, the 2019 UC Davis Research Priorities, the 2022 HHS National Caregiver Strategy, the 2023 OPTN Modernization, the 2024 ACL Report to Congress, and the Medicare CTS billing codes — and mapping how each GiveCare feature aligns.
  • evidence/market-gap.md — added a "federal caregiver infrastructure is real but thin" paragraph and a new "Alignment with the field-level research agenda" section mapping seven of the 2019 UC Davis priorities onto GiveCare's design, including the field's own explicit call for RCT-alternative evaluation methodologies.
  • product/mira.md — added an "Alignment with field-level research priorities" section naming the specific 2019 priorities Mira is designed around (technology across the trajectory, family-centered adaptive interventions, real-world complexity, diverse populations).
  • product/assessments.md — added a section mapping the progressive assessment design to 2019 Priority G (risk/needs over trajectory) and Priority I (diverse outcome measures).
  • product/score.md — added a validation paragraph citing the 2019 field-level call for outcome measures relevant to caregivers from diverse social and cultural groups.
  • domain/benefits-landscape.md — added a "federal caregiver-support backbone" section with the NFCSP pre/post service-growth statistics (247%, 227%, 563%, 93%) and the identify/assess/connect frame.
  • sources/nfcsp-process-evaluation-2016.md — substantially expanded from the prior mental-health-only summary to cover NFCSP structure, five core services, Aging Network architecture, and pre/post service growth.
  • evidence/index.md — registered the new federal-caregiver-policy page.
  • sources/index.md — registered two new source notes.

Also added two new source notes from the remaining raw shelf: research-priorities-2019 (UC Davis Family Caregiving Institute, 2018 summit) and iii-b-evaluation-2007 (RTI / Administration on Aging evaluation of Title III-B).

[2026-04-23] ingest | NAC Transplant Caregiving Collaborative + OPTN Modernization

Promoted the NAC Transplant Caregiving research series (three reports + the OPTN Modernization brief) into a new condition area the wiki did not previously cover. Updated:

  • conditions/transplant.md — new condition page covering the transplant caregiver role across waitlist, peri-transplant, and long post-transplant phases; structural isolation from immunosuppression; OPTN Modernization as a live policy reform window; CARE Act and Medicare Caregiver Training Services billing codes as under-used reimbursement levers; dedicated-caregiver-coordinator recommendation
  • conditions/index.md — registered transplant caregiving in the condition index
  • mkdocs.yml — added transplant to the conditions nav
  • organizations/national-alliance-caregiving.md — added a Transplant Caregiving Collaborative paragraph and three new cited_by source links
  • sources/index.md — registered four new source notes

Also added four new source notes from the remaining raw shelf: nac-transplant-caregiving-2023, nac-transplant-gaps-2024, nac-transplant-disparities-2025, and optn-modernization-2025.

[2026-04-23] ingest | Harvard CME 2025 Dementia Course + NYU Caregiver Intervention

Promoted the Harvard Medical School 2025 Dementia CME course raw shelf into the synthesis layer. This was a substantial integration pass — the load-bearing lectures each got their own source note, and a new Lane B evidence page collects the intervention synthesis. Updated:

  • evidence/dementia-caregiver-interventions.md — new Lane B evidence page synthesizing NYUCI RCT results, the five characteristics of effective psychosocial interventions, CMS GUIDE Model, DICE framework, and the mind-care framing. Designed to be pulled into grant applications and partner conversations.
  • conditions/dementia.md — added a caregiver-stress statistics paragraph (30–40% depression, 44% anxiety, 2.5× spouse odds ratio) citing Mittelman; expanded the "not one disease" subtype section with AD/VCI/DLB/PDD/FTD; added a new "Tracking function, not just memory" section on cognitive functional staging (Dickerson's advanced → instrumental → basic ADL framework); rewrote the behavioral-changes section around BPSD as near-universal (>98%) and DICE as the canonical framework; added a "Support for the caregiver changes outcomes" section citing NYUCI RCT evidence; added a mind-care paragraph to the grief section.
  • support/index.md — added an RCT-evidence paragraph naming social support as the NYUCI mediator of caregiver depression, self-rated health, and time to nursing-home placement.
  • mental-health/index.md — added dementia-specific depression/anxiety rates and the spousal-caregiver odds ratio.
  • guides/crisis.md — added a new "If the person has dementia and behavior is escalating" subsection walking through DICE as a plain-language framework for acute BPSD.
  • guides/daily-care.md — tightened the "track what matters" guidance with DICE-style before/after framing for behavior notes.
  • product/mira.md — added a "Mind care as clinical work" section grounding Mira's design choices in the Karlawish framing.
  • evidence/index.md — registered the new dementia-caregiver-interventions.md page.
  • sources/index.md — registered five new source notes under Academic.

Also added five new source notes from the remaining raw shelf: mittelman-nyuci-2025, karlawish-mind-care-2025, dickerson-dementia-function-2025, kales-dice-bpsd-2025, and harvard-hms-dementia-course-2025 (a consolidated curricular source covering Miller FTD, Galvin Parkinsonian dementias, Mesulam, Ballard, HMS Vascular Cognitive Impairment, Harvard Dementia Course Cases, Price, Shaughnessy, Weintraub, and Daffner without requiring a per-lecture note for shared material).

[2026-04-22] refresh | Remaining raw-corpus pass for PROMIS SDOH-adjacent comparators

Continued the measurement-instrument sweep with the SDOH-adjacent PROMIS constructs, used to defend GC-SDOH-30's scope (healthcare access and illness burden as distinct measurable pressures rather than implicit in diagnosis lists). Updated:

  • domain/sdoh.md — added a paragraph registering healthcare access satisfaction and illness burden as PROMIS constructs that inform the caregiver-facing structural-pressure lens; refreshed updated metadata
  • health/index.md — added a paragraph in the caregiver-health scenarios naming access satisfaction as a measurable thing that often drops for caregivers before a clinical label, and a short paragraph naming overall illness burden as shaping caregiver load separately from specific symptoms
  • product/assessments.md — added a paragraph explaining how the two PROMIS constructs inform how GC-SDOH-30 treats structural pressure
  • sources/index.md — registered the two new PROMIS source notes under Academic

Also added two new source notes from the remaining raw shelf: promis-healthcare-access-satisfaction and promis-illness-burden.

[2026-04-22] refresh | Remaining raw-corpus pass for PROMIS positive-capacity comparators

Continued the measurement-instrument sweep with the positive-capacity side of the PROMIS catalog — the constructs that support the wiki's claim that positive caregiver capacity is plural rather than singular. Updated:

  • product/score.md — added PROMIS meaning-and-purpose, self-efficacy, and life-satisfaction as a distinct-constructs bullet in the "not just a burden screen" list
  • product/assessments.md — added a paragraph explaining why PROMIS separates the positive side into meaning, self-efficacy, and life satisfaction, and how that plurality supports the composite design rather than asking CWBS-14 to carry the whole picture
  • sources/index.md — registered the three new PROMIS positive-capacity source notes under Academic

Also added three new source notes from the remaining raw shelf: promis-meaning-and-purpose, promis-self-efficacy, and promis-life-satisfaction.

[2026-04-22] refresh | Remaining raw-corpus pass for caregiver strain comparator instruments

Continued the remaining raw-corpus sweep by promoting four measurement-instrument raw files and using them to sharpen the score / assessments comparator argument and the emotional-and-physical-strain framing on zone pages. Updated:

  • product/score.md — expanded the comparator paragraph and the "why not just a burden screen" list with BASC (caregiver-specific strain + positive-capacity) and PROMIS anxiety / depression / fatigue as distinct constructs
  • product/assessments.md — added a BASC paragraph as a methodological kin to the composite, and a PROMIS paragraph on why emotional and physical strain are separated into anxiety, depression, and fatigue — noting PROMIS Depression excludes somatic items to avoid conflating illness symptoms with low mood
  • mental-health/index.md — added a short paragraph distinguishing anxiety from depression as separate constructs with their own items, and the somatic-exclusion rationale for medically ill populations
  • support/index.md — added a short paragraph naming caregiver fatigue as a distinct, measurable experience of lost energy and function, not generic stress or low mood
  • sources/index.md — registered the four new instrument source notes under Academic

Also added four new source notes from the remaining raw shelf: promis-anxiety, promis-depression, promis-fatigue, and basc-caregiver.

[2026-04-22] refresh | Remaining raw-corpus pass for medication review and advance care planning

Continued the remaining raw-corpus sweep by promoting two practical federal explainers and using them to improve caregiver-facing medication and planning guidance. Updated:

  • conditions/aging.md — strengthened medication-management guidance with OTC / supplement reconciliation, side-effect questions, and abrupt-stop cautions
  • guides/crisis.md — added better post-discharge medication-reconciliation questions for families after hospitalization
  • guides/end-of-life.md — added Medicare-covered planning-visit context and more precise POLST framing
  • legal/index.md — added practical advance-care-planning guidance on covered visits and state-varying POLST forms
  • sources/index.md — added the new medication and advance-care-planning source notes

Also added two new source notes from the remaining raw shelf: medicines-brain-health and advance-care-planning-serious-illness.

[2026-04-22] refresh | Remaining raw-corpus pass for employed caregivers and veteran ALS pathways

Continued the remaining raw-corpus sweep by promoting one workplace study and one veteran-specific ALS guide, then using them to sharpen caregiver-facing pages. Updated:

  • guides/working-caregiver.md — added stronger support for schedule changes, leave, reduced hours, and why flexibility is the most practical workplace support
  • conditions/als.md — added veteran-specific ALS context and a clearer reason to look at VA pathways early
  • organizations/va-caregiver-support.md — clarified why VA caregiver support can matter especially in ALS caregiving
  • sources/index.md — added the new workplace and veteran-ALS source notes

Also added two new source notes from the remaining raw shelf: working-while-caregiving-2024 and als-veterans.

[2026-04-22] refresh | Remaining raw-corpus pass for dementia diagnosis, planning, and end-of-life framing

Continued the remaining raw-corpus sweep by promoting dementia-specific public guides and using them to deepen the dementia condition page and end-of-life guidance. Updated:

  • conditions/dementia.md — added support for accurate diagnosis, reversible lookalikes, early planning, combined service navigation, and dementia-specific palliative / hospice framing
  • guides/end-of-life.md — added the idea that dementia families often need earlier hospice conversations because decline can be long and uneven
  • sources/index.md — added the newly promoted dementia source notes

Also added two new source notes from the remaining raw shelf: dementia-improving-care and dementia-serious-illness.

[2026-04-22] refresh | Remaining raw-corpus pass for caregiving domains and cancer caregiver operations

Continued the remaining raw-corpus sweep by promoting another practical set of caregiver-facing sources focused on how caregiving work gets structured and how cancer caregiving functions day to day. Updated:

  • guides/new-caregiver.md — added a clearer way to name the work of caregiving by domain so new families can see what must be shared
  • guides/daily-care.md — added a domain-based way to spot which part of the workload is breaking first
  • conditions/cancer.md — added stronger public support for the caregiver as part of the cancer care team, note-taking during visits, and insurance / legal coordination burdens
  • sources/index.md — added the newly promoted caregiving-domain and cancer-caregiver source notes

Also added two new source notes from the remaining raw shelf: family-caregiver-preparedness-domains and cancer-caregiver-roles.

[2026-04-22] refresh | Remaining raw-corpus pass for transportation transitions, serious illness, and neurological carepartner guidance

Continued mining the remaining raw corpus by promoting another practical set of caregiver-facing sources and using them to tighten Lane A pages. Updated:

  • conditions/aging.md — strengthened the driving-transition section with roadmap planning, travel training, and AAA / mobility-counselor support
  • organizations/eldercare-locator.md — clarified Eldercare Locator's role in transportation transitions and local mobility routing
  • guides/crisis.md — added explicit caregiver-training guidance for post-hospital / transition-home tasks
  • support/index.md — added the idea that support includes training and skill-building, not only respite or emotional help
  • conditions/als.md — added MS-specific support-partner guidance on variable neurological caregiving, OT/PT home visits, and caregiver training
  • sources/index.md — added the newly promoted transportation / serious-illness / MS caregiver source notes

Also added three new source notes from the remaining raw shelf: eldercare-transportation-roadmap, families-and-serious-illness, and ms-support-partners.

Ran a targeted bibliography-consistency sweep across several heavily reused source notes and aligned their cited_by lists to actual current usage. Updated:

  • sources/aarp-nac-2025.md
  • sources/cfa-2024.md
  • sources/acl-2024.md
  • sources/graessel-2014.md
  • sources/nia-caregiver-worksheets.md
  • sources/ahc-screening.md
  • sources/prapare-2019.md
  • sources/backend-spec.md
  • sources/sms-mira-soul.md

Also refreshed benefits/index.md to surface the new ABLE Accounts and Special Needs Trusts guides from the main benefits directory.

[2026-04-22] refresh | Lane B architecture pass for the live Convex backend and SMS runtime

Continued the thin-page remediation by updating the internal architecture pages to match the current live runtime rather than the older target-state backend spec alone. Updated:

  • architecture/backend.md — rewrote the page around the unified Convex deployment, real live table groups, the atomic turn-commit seam, and the queued scheduler model
  • architecture/sms-journey.md — rewrote the page around the live Twilio inbound path, deterministic-versus-Pi branching, current journeyPhase contract, and file ownership split
  • sources/backend-spec.md — narrowed the source note so it is framed correctly as target-state architecture, not the only live-runtime source
  • sources/index.md — added the new internal runtime / orchestration source notes

Also added two new internal source notes: data-agent-sms-runtime and sms-journey-orchestration.

[2026-04-22] refresh | Lane A SSI and disability-planning pass

Continued the legal / benefits source-audit by promoting current SSA SSI pages and pushing the new ABLE / trust sourcing into adjacent caregiver-facing pages. Updated:

  • benefits/ssi.md — corrected the core SSI eligibility framing, fixed the disability-versus-age logic, added ABLE / trust interaction guidance, and linked to the relevant planning guides
  • legal/index.md — added disability-specific planning context for ABLE accounts and special needs trusts
  • conditions/disability.md — replaced unsupported ABLE / trust bullets with cited, guide-linked planning language
  • sources/index.md — added the new SSI source notes

Also added two new raw captures and two new source notes: ssa-ssi-eligibility and ssa-ssi-amount.

Continued the thin-source audit by promoting public legal / benefits references and correcting outdated financial-planning guidance. Updated:

  • guides/able-accounts.md — replaced stale ABLE contribution / eligibility details with current public support, clarified the 2026 age-46 rule, and tightened the ABLE-versus-trust comparison
  • guides/special-needs-trusts.md — corrected outdated trust guidance, clarified first-party vs third-party logic, updated the SSI shelter rule framing, and removed unsupported cost precision
  • domain/index.md — added broader public support for the domain layer as a blend of caregiver-support, SDOH, and benefits-access concepts
  • sources/index.md — added the newly promoted ABLE / trust source notes

Also added five new raw captures and five new source notes: able-national-resource-center, ssa-able-accounts, ssa-trusts, special-needs-alliance-trusts, and able-trust-options.

[2026-04-22] refresh | Lane A organization pass for dementia, respite, VA support, and product framing

Continued the thin-source audit by promoting more public website captures and strengthening another cluster of caregiver-facing pages. Updated:

  • organizations/alzheimers-association.md — added direct support for the 24/7 helpline, local chapters, support groups, and resource-finder role
  • organizations/arch-respite.md — clarified that ARCH is a respite-routing / locator resource, not a direct provider, and added support for state respite / Eldercare Locator routing
  • organizations/va-caregiver-support.md — added direct support for PGCSS, PCAFC, stipend / respite / peer-support claims, and aligned the support-line hours to the current public page
  • product/index.md — added public rationale for why the product surface combines identification, assessment, benefits navigation, and supportive AI interaction
  • sources/index.md — added the newly promoted Alzheimer’s Association, ARCH, and VA caregiver-support source notes

Also added three new source notes: alzheimers-association-org.md, arch-respite-org.md, and va-caregiver-support-org.md, plus matching raw website captures under raw/.

[2026-04-22] refresh | Lane A organization pass for caregiver support and condition-specific nonprofits

Continued the thin-source audit by adding public website captures to raw/, promoting them into source notes, and updating caregiver-facing organization pages that previously leaned on a single generic survey. Updated:

  • guides/index.md — added public support for the common caregiving phases reflected across the guide set
  • organizations/nami.md — added direct support for the NAMI HelpLine, local affiliates, and family-caregiver support role
  • organizations/als-association.md — added direct support for ALS Association programs and connected them more clearly to ALS caregiver burden
  • organizations/american-cancer-society.md — added direct support for the ACS helpline, ACS CARES, Road To Recovery, and Hope Lodge
  • organizations/caregiver-action-network.md — corrected the page to reflect CAN's public Help Desk and toolbox model
  • organizations/family-caregiver-alliance.md — added stronger support for CareNav, support groups, state-by-state services, and multilingual caregiver resources
  • organizations/national-alliance-caregiving.md — added stronger support for NAC's systems-level research, policy, and coalition role
  • sources/index.md — added the newly promoted organization-source notes

Also added six new source notes: nami-org.md, als-association-org.md, american-cancer-society-org.md, caregiver-action-network-org.md, family-caregiver-alliance-org.md, and national-alliance-caregiving-org.md.

Added corresponding raw website captures under raw/ for each of those sources so the promotion path remains auditable.

[2026-04-22] refresh | Lane A pass for mental health, LGBTQ+ caregiving, and life after caregiving

Continued the single-source public-page audit by promoting more raw-corpus support into high-value guide and zone pages. Updated:

  • mental-health/index.md — added broader support for the idea that caregiver mental-health strain is social, practical, and financial, not only emotional
  • guides/lgbtq-caregiving.md — added support for chosen-family reliance, discrimination, and service-avoidance risks in LGBTQ+ caregiving
  • guides/after-caregiving.md — added anticipatory-grief, hospice-counseling, and post-caregiving practical-support context from bereaved-caregiver research
  • sources/index.md — added the new bereavement source and expanded the NFCSP process-evaluation framing

Also added one new source note: bereaved-caregiver-study.md, and expanded nfcsp-process-evaluation-2016.md and hospice-care.md to match new public citations.

[2026-04-22] refresh | Lane A condition-page pass for disability, pediatric, and mental health caregiving

Continued the thin-source condition-page audit by promoting more raw-corpus support into pages that previously leaned on a single generic caregiver survey. Updated:

  • conditions/disability.md — added long-duration caregiving evidence plus clearer future-planning context when siblings may be drawn into care
  • conditions/pediatric.md — added practical sibling-dynamics guidance and future-responsibility framing for families with children who have complex needs
  • conditions/mental-health-condition.md — added stronger support for stigma, caregiver stress, and the service-navigation gap in mental-illness caregiving
  • sources/index.md — added the newly promoted disability / pediatric / mental-health sources

Also added three new source notes: family-caregivers-long-term-profile.md, siblings-of-kids-with-disabilities.md, and nfcsp-process-evaluation-2016.md.

[2026-04-22] refresh | Lane A resource pass for ALS, cancer, transportation, and caregiving context

Continued promoting practical and condition-specific source material into the caregiver-facing layer. Updated:

  • conditions/als.md — added ALS-specific caregiver task load, equipment burden, training gaps, and respite context
  • conditions/cancer.md — added advanced-cancer goals-of-care framing and clearer palliative-versus-hospice context
  • conditions/aging.md — added transportation-planning guidance for when driving becomes less safe or practical
  • support/index.md — added a public-health framing for why caregiving pressure spills into work, relationships, and health
  • sources/index.md — added the newly promoted ALS, cancer, transportation, and public-health sources

Also added four new source notes: living-with-als-caregivers.md, advanced-cancer-care.md, transportation-options.md, and caregiver-public-health-issue.md.

[2026-04-22] refresh | Lane A resource pass for aging warning signs, discharge, advance planning, and end-of-life guidance

Promoted another set of practical public guides into the caregiver-facing layer. Updated:

  • guides/end-of-life.md — added stronger public support for conversation-first advance care planning, and clarified hospice vs palliative using source notes
  • guides/crisis.md — added hospital-kit, discharge-planner, and transition-home guidance for the first 24 hours after hospitalization
  • conditions/aging.md — added early warning signs that an older adult may need more support, plus medication-list reinforcement
  • guides/working-caregiver.md — added employer-facing framing for work-caregiving disruption and self-identification gaps
  • legal/index.md — added conversation-first advance-care-planning framing
  • sources/index.md — added the newly promoted end-of-life, discharge, workplace, and warning-sign sources

Also added six new source notes: nia-advance-care-planning.md, eldercare-hospital-discharge.md, eldercare-warning-signs.md, caregivers-in-workplace-guide.md, hospice-care.md, and palliative-care.md.

[2026-04-22] refresh | Lane A resource pass for checklists, paperwork, and work-care coordination

Continued promoting practical caregiver worksheets into caregiver-facing guidance. Updated:

  • home/index.md — added room-by-room safety checklist concepts like alarms, rails, grab bars, night lighting, and hazard review
  • legal/index.md — added a more explicit document-readiness list for legal, insurance, identity, and financial paperwork
  • guides/new-caregiver.md — added medication-list, shared-notebook, and primary-caregiver setup guidance
  • guides/working-caregiver.md — added shared-record and specific-task-redistribution guidance for reducing work-care conflict
  • sources/nia-caregiver-handbook.md and sources/nia-caregiver-worksheets.md — expanded cited_by coverage to match the new public citations

[2026-04-22] refresh | Lane A resource pass for support, daily care, health, and long-distance caregiving

Promoted more practical caregiver guidance from the restored NIA resource set into the caregiver-facing layer. Updated:

  • support/index.md — added stronger task-sharing, primary-caregiver, and caregiving-notebook guidance
  • guides/daily-care.md — added shared-notebook, medication-list, and specific task-redistribution guidance
  • health/index.md — added medication-organization support and small-action self-care framing
  • guides/long-distance.md — added visit-prioritization and shared-record guidance for remote caregivers
  • sources/index.md — added the newly promoted NIA practical guides

Also added three new source notes: sources/nia-caregiver-handbook.md, sources/nia-caregiver-worksheets.md, and sources/nia-caregiver-self-care.md.

Promoted practical caregiver-resource material from the restored raw corpus into the public caregiver-facing layer. Updated:

  • home/index.md — added public support for concrete home-safety priorities, aging-in-place modifications, and local routing via Eldercare Locator
  • organizations/eldercare-locator.md — clarified what the service is best for and how to structure a first call
  • guides/new-caregiver.md — strengthened first-30-days guidance with immediate home-safety checks and better document-gathering guidance
  • legal/index.md — added document-readiness framing for legal and navigation work
  • sources/index.md — added the newly promoted practical sources

Also added two new source notes: sources/eldercare-locator.md and sources/aarp-homefit.md.

[2026-04-22] ingest | Measurement comparator pass for score + assessments

Deepened the public measurement-methodology story using comparator instruments and caregiver-assessment literature from the restored raw corpus. Updated:

  • product/score.md — added explicit comparator context for burden-first tools (MCSI, Zarit), multidomain caregiver appraisal (REACH II), and distinct social-connection constructs (PROMIS social isolation vs companionship)
  • product/assessments.md — added a new section explaining why GiveCare does not stop at one existing instrument, while preserving the public distinction between validated instruments, caregiver adaptations, and GiveCare operational measures
  • sources/index.md — added the newly promoted comparator sources to the public bibliography

Also promoted five new source notes into docs/sources/: mcsi.md, zarit-burden-interview.md, reach-ii.md, promis-social-isolation.md, and promis-companionship.md.

[2026-04-22] ingest | Raw-corpus citation enrichment for priority methodology pages

Deepened the public support layer for the highest-priority methodology pages using the newly restored raw research corpus. Updated:

  • product/assessments.md — added caregiver workload/attention rationale from AARP/NAC 2025 and public policy framing from the HHS caregiver strategy
  • domain/zones.md — added a structural-support-system citation path via Columbia's caregiving-emergency framing
  • evidence/sms-accessibility.md — added caregiver-AI adoption research on trust, effort expectancy, and enabling conditions
  • bench/methodology.md — added direct multi-turn reliability and intent-drift support from Laban 2025 and Liu 2026

Also upgraded the corresponding source notes in docs/sources/ for AARP/NAC, AHC, PRAPARE, HHS caregiver strategy, Columbia 2025, Cheng 2026, Laban 2025, Liu 2026, and corrected the previously mismatched bmc-nursing-2025.md source note to reflect the actual caregiver AI acceptance paper now cited publicly.

[2026-04-22] ingest | Measurement + benchmark methodology hardening

Rewrote the highest-priority public support pages to lead with theory and rationale while making validation posture explicit without over-leading with it. Updated:

  • product/score.md — reframed as a support-oriented composite, clarified component-level vs composite-level validation, removed the misleading weight-rationale pointer
  • product/assessments.md — distinguished entry screening from the ongoing SMS battery, clarified why each layer exists, and separated externally validated instruments from GiveCare-specific measurement layers
  • domain/zones.md — preserved the caregiver-facing orientation while adding public rationale for why GiveCare organizes caregiver support into six areas
  • evidence/sms-accessibility.md — recast as a bounded channel-choice argument grounded in low-friction access, underserved-caregiver reach, low-bandwidth design, and the current gap in low-tech caregiver AI
  • bench/methodology.md — updated to reflect the current GiveCare Bench architecture: strongest public claim surface on safety/compliance, LLM-backed scoring with verifier-style decomposition, and a more cautious reading of the quality layer while calibration continues

Also made a consistency fix in product/index.md and updated affected source pages' cited_by lists where new public citations were introduced.

[2026-04-22] meta | Public/private editorial boundary

Filed docs/about/what-we-publish.md to define the public wiki as GiveCare's methodological ground truth rather than a public data room. The page establishes the disclosure boundary between the public wiki, private diligence materials, and internal ops; adds a rubric for deciding what belongs on public pages; and standardizes labels like externally validated / adapted / GiveCare original / operationally tested. Linked it from about/methodology.md, added it to nav, and updated CLAUDE.md so future wiki maintenance preserves the same boundary.

Operations:

  • ingest — new raw source read + synthesis updated (Lane B)
  • ingest-code — code change in sibling package pulled into Lane B pages
  • generate — Lane A pages regenerated from upstream data
  • refresh — Lane A hand-edited or re-verified
  • query — filed a query-answer as a new Lane B page
  • lint — lint pass run
  • contradiction — contradiction filed
  • gap — open question added to gaps.md
  • init / complete / schema / meta — structural work on the wiki itself

[2026-04-19] lint | 0 warnings, 0 fixed

pnpm lint after adding the GiveCare north-star page, source note, nav entry, and catalog updates. Result: 0 errors, 0 warnings.

[2026-04-19] ingest-code | GiveCare north star filed into the wiki product lane

Added product/givecare.md as the wiki adaptation of the new canonical north-star framing in docs/current/givecare-north-star.md. The page captures mission, telos, invariants, proxy metrics, anti-metrics, and the codebase role, then links outward to Mira, Score, Benefits, Assessments, and supporting evidence pages. Also added the internal source note sources/givecare-north-star.md, wired the page into Product nav, and updated cited_by on reused sources (aarp-nac-2025, sms-mira-soul, backend-spec).

[2026-04-13] lint | 1 warning, 0 fixed

pnpm lint after saving the raw memo. Result: 0 errors, 1 warning. Existing warning remains: about/how-this-wiki-works.md is an orphan page with no inbound links.

[2026-04-13] meta | Saved raw agent memo — CareSupport competitive assessment

Saved the competitive review memo to raw/agents/wiki/caresupport-competitive-assessment-2026-04-13.md for possible later Lane B synthesis. This is a raw agent artifact only — not yet ingested into docs/sources/, not cited by published wiki pages, and no public wiki content changed.

[2026-04-11] meta | Explainer page — How This Wiki Works

Filed docs/about/how-this-wiki-works.md — a conceptual explainer of the LLM Wiki pattern written after a Q&A about how the ingest/query/lint loop actually compounds. Complements CLAUDE.md (which is the operational schema) with the why behind the pattern: persistent synthesis vs RAG retrieval, the three mechanisms that produce compounding (synthesis / cross-references / contradictions all persist), the role split between human and LLM. Linked from the homepage, CLAUDE.md, and the nav (About → How This Wiki Works). Also fixed a false-positive in scripts/lint.ts — contradiction scan now anchors !!! contradiction to line start so inline \!!! contradiction`` mentions in prose don't register as open contradictions.

[2026-04-11] schema | Two-lane schema + LLM Wiki pattern alignment

Reframed CLAUDE.md to name two content lanes explicitly: Lane A (curated caregiver resources — validated by scripts/schema.ts, generated from upstream data) and Lane B (LLM synthesis — the compounding LLM Wiki pattern). Each lane now has its own frontmatter shape, workflow, and lifecycle. Added:

  • Contradiction tracking convention (!!! contradiction admonition)
  • docs/gaps.md as next-source queue
  • Ingest rhythm declaration (weekly Lane B ingest + lint, monthly gap triage)
  • Log format with grep-friendly prefix
  • docs/_catalog.md as the LLM-facing index
  • raw/ populated with a README documenting Lane B source ingest protocol

Drove this off a review flagging that the wiki had drifted from the LLM Wiki pattern — raw/ was empty, log.md had two entries since init, two frontmatter schemas were fighting each other, and audience framing (partners/grants) didn't match nav (caregivers). The schema rewrite admits both audiences and gives each its own discipline.

[2026-04-11] lint | Baseline clean

pnpm lint — 0 errors, 0 warnings. Establishing baseline before nav/catalog rework so regressions are visible.

[2026-04-11] meta | Backfilled log entries from file mtimes

The log stopped tracking after the 2026-04-04 init/complete entries despite significant expansion in the subsequent week. Reconstructed the history below from file mtimes (stat) since git history for this monorepo is compressed to a single commit on main. Future ingests must log contemporaneously — this backfill is a one-time catch-up.

[2026-04-09] refresh | Organizations section built out

13 new organization pages (Eldercare Locator, 988 Lifeline, Crisis Text Line, Alzheimer's Association, Caregiver Action Network, Family Caregiver Alliance, NAC, NAMI, ALS Association, American Cancer Society, ARCH Respite, NCOA, VA Caregiver Support) + organizations/index.md. All Lane A, hand-curated, evidence grade community or government.

[2026-04-09] refresh | Guides section built out

12 guide pages: new-caregiver, daily-care, working-caregiver, long-distance, crisis, end-of-life, after-caregiving, kinship-caregiving, lgbtq-caregiving, special-needs-trusts, able-accounts, plus guides/index. All Lane A, evidence grade community.

[2026-04-09] refresh | Benefits section expanded (~58 pages touched)

Added/updated state-level consumer-directed programs, PFML programs, HCBS waivers, and federal caregiver credits. Brought benefits/ count to 126 pages. Likely driven by a generate_benefits.py run; mixed with hand refinements. Going forward: all benefit pages should be attributed to a generate or refresh log entry at commit time.

[2026-04-05] generate | Benefits section initial bulk (~68 pages)

First wave of Lane A benefit pages: federal programs (Medicaid, Medicare, NFCSP, FMLA, ChampVA, EITC, LIHEAP, HCBS waivers, medically-fragile-children, medicare-guide, etc.) + state consumer-directed programs for ~25 states + CA-specific programs (IHSS, MSSP, PFL, CRC, CalWORKS) + NY CDPAP. Origin: scripts/generate_benefits.py from benefits-cli-tools data.

[2026-04-05] refresh | Conditions section built (8 pages)

Added conditions/{aging, als, cancer, dementia, disability, mental-health-condition, pediatric, substance-use} + index. Lane A, hand-edited.

[2026-05-18] sync | all sibling repos inaccessible — git proxy restricted to gc-wiki only; no changes assessed

All seven sibling repos (gc-sms, gc-web, givecare-bench, givecare-benefits, givecare-tools, givecare-tune, caregiver-evals) returned HTTP 502 from the remote execution environment's git proxy. GITHUB_TOKEN was not injected into this session. No Lane B pages were updated. Re-run with a session that has GITHUB_TOKEN set to perform the sync.

[2026-04-05] refresh | Zone index pages (5 of 6)

Added Lane A zone index pages under docs/{support,health,home,legal,mental-health}/index.md. Each page is a hub for P1-P6 resources. benefits/index.md serves as the P4 hub.

[2026-04-05] meta | about/methodology.md

Documented curation methodology — evidence grades (clinical/government/peer-reviewed/community), staleness policy (90/180/365d by type), selection criteria, maintenance workflow. This is the human-readable counterpart to CLAUDE.md for external readers.

[2026-04-04] complete | All wiki pages written

Wrote all remaining wiki pages from extracted source content:

  • Product: score.md (GiveCare Score), benefits.md (Benefits Discovery), assessments.md (Assessments)
  • Domain: caregiver.md (Caregiver Demographics), sdoh.md (SDOH Framework), benefits-landscape.md (Benefits Landscape)
  • Evidence: sdoh-caregiving.md (SDOH in Caregiving), sms-accessibility.md (SMS Accessibility)
  • Benchmark: methodology.md (InvisibleBench Methodology), scenarios.md (Scenarios)
  • Architecture: sms-journey.md (SMS Journey), backend.md (Backend)
  • Sources: acl-2024.md, cfa-2024.md, columbia-2025.md, prapare-2019.md, ahc-screening.md, nam-sdoh-2017.md, graessel-2014.md, tebb-2013.md, adr-0001-crisis-gate.md, backend-spec.md, sms-mira-soul.md, sms-voice-guide.md, market-map.md

All pages include YAML frontmatter, cross-references, footnote citations linking to sources/, and follow wiki conventions (strength-framed language, MkDocs Material admonitions for architecture pages, Mermaid diagrams for flows).

[2026-04-04] init | Wiki scaffold

Initial wiki creation. Seeded from existing GiveCare documentation:

  • Pages created: index, product/mira, domain/zones, domain/crisis, evidence/market-gap, bench/index
  • Sources indexed: AARP/NAC 2025, ACL 2024, Code for America 2024, Columbia 2025, PRAPARE, AHC, NAM, Graessel 2014, Tebb 2013
  • Raw sources: care-tools/GC-SDOH.md, docs/reference/sms-mira-soul.md, docs/reference/score-spec.md, docs/current/backend-spec.md, benefits-cli-tools/docs/research.md, agents/intel/memos/givecare-market-map.md, givecare-bench/docs/methodology.md

Schema (CLAUDE.md) established. Navigation structure defined. Citation format standardized.