---
name: wiki
description: >
  Query the RuneScape Wiki (RS3 and OSRS) for item details, quest requirements,
  skill training guides, and Grand Exchange prices. Use this skill whenever the
  user asks anything about RuneScape, Old School RuneScape, OSRS, RS3, or mentions
  game-specific concepts like quests, skills, items, monsters, the Grand Exchange,
  ironman mode, HCIM, or any RuneScape game mechanics. Also trigger when the user
  mentions specific in-game items, quest names, skill names, or boss names that are
  clearly RuneScape-related. Always prefer this skill over answering from memory,
  since it pulls live, authoritative data from the wiki.
---

# RuneScape Wiki Skill

This skill provides `rsw`, a CLI that queries the RuneScape Wiki for
authoritative, up-to-date game data. It supports both **OSRS** and **RS3**.

## Setup (first use)

The binary is auto-built on session start if Go is available. If the binary is
missing, compile it manually:

```bash
cd ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/rsw && go build -o rsw .
```

The binary lives at `${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/rsw/rsw`.

If Go is not installed, tell the user they need Go 1.22+ (`go.dev/dl`).

## Commands

The first argument is always the game: `osrs` or `rs3`.

### rsw <game> search <query>
Full-text search across wiki pages. Returns ranked titles with snippets.
Use this to find the right page name before fetching details.

### rsw <game> page <title> [--section <name>]
Fetch a wiki page as cleaned markdown. Use `--section` to get just one section
(e.g., "Drops", "Strategy", "Requirements"). Use `--raw` for raw wikitext.

### rsw <game> item <name> [--ironman]
The workhorse for "where do I find X" questions. Returns:
- Item stats (examine, weight, alch values, quest association)
- Equipment bonuses (if applicable)
- GE price (buy/sell, volume) — or vendor/alch values with `--ironman`
- Drop sources (monster, quantity, rarity)
- Acquisition methods from the wiki page

### rsw <game> quest <name> [--ironman]
Quest details: skill requirements, quest prerequisites, items needed, enemies
to defeat, and rewards. With `--ironman`, adds notes about self-sufficient
item acquisition and HCIM combat safety.

### rsw <game> skill <name> [--level <range>] [--ironman]
Training guide for a skill. Use `--level 50-70` to filter to a specific range.
With `--ironman`, notes which methods work without GE access.

### rsw <game> price <name> [--ironman]
Real-time GE price: instant buy/sell, recent volume, trend data.
With `--ironman`, shows alch values and store prices instead.

## Global Flags

- `--ironman` / `-i` — Shifts output to self-sufficient play: hides GE prices,
  shows vendor/alch values, emphasizes drop sources and shop locations.
- `--raw` — Output raw wikitext (for page command).

## How to Answer Questions

When a user asks a RuneScape question, think about which command(s) to combine:

**"Where can I find a dragon scimitar?"**
→ `rsw osrs item "dragon scimitar"` — shows drop sources and acquisition
→ If it's a quest reward, follow up with `rsw osrs quest "Monkey Madness I"`

**"What are the requirements for Desert Treasure?"**
→ `rsw osrs quest "Desert Treasure"`

**"How do I train Prayer from 43 to 70 as an ironman?"**
→ `rsw osrs skill prayer --level 43-70 --ironman`
→ May also want `rsw osrs item "dragon bones" --ironman` for acquisition info

**"What's the current price of an abyssal whip?"**
→ `rsw osrs price "abyssal whip"`

**"What's a good money maker at 80 combat?"**
→ `rsw osrs search "money making"` → then `rsw osrs page "Money making guide"`

### Inferring the game

Most players clearly play one game or the other. Look for context clues:
- OSRS-specific: quest names unique to OSRS
- RS3-specific: "invention", "archaeology", "divination", "EoC", "revolution"
- If ambiguous, ask which game they play

### Combining outputs

Don't just dump raw CLI output. Read it, synthesize an answer, and cite specifics.
If the user asks "how do I get a fire cape", run the search, pull the relevant
page sections, and give them a coherent strategy — not a wall of wikitext.