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check-desk

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Run the desk tools' check over the desk and show what needs attention: a page of an unknown kind, a missing detail, a word on no list, a link to nothing, a connection with no proof, a guess drawn as a line, contact details on a person who was only named, a name with no source, two pages that may be the same, a layout slip. Rebuilds the generated views, answers "who can introduce me to <name>?" with the ranked paths over the desk's own pages, and merges two pages that are one, with an undo. Use when someone says "check my desk", "what needs attention", "rebuild the views", "who can introduce me to", "merge these two", or after any skill writes a page. It lists and never blocks, and never sends a mail or a message. Free; each change it makes to the desk asks for a free Celorus sign-in before it is made.

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