Wikis are powered by internal links between pages. The more cross-linking there is between related pages, the easier it is for readers to jump from one topic to another related topic.

One major problem, however, is spelling mistakes - or simply not remembering the name of a page.

Being able to start typing the triple-bracket syntax for internal links, followed by a page name, should bring up a list of pages that match that page name.

For example, if I typed this:

[[[person:J

The drop-down list could show the 10 most relevant pages that start with that phrase.

In this case, it would show results for pages like "person:John", "person:Jane", and "person:James". I could then click on one of these results to finish off the syntax up until the ending triple-brackets.

In terms of making it possible, I assume the indexing of pages that is already done to power the search feature, could also be used to power this auto-complete of page names?

Additionally, it'd be nice to see both the page name and title in the dropdown list.

Imagine the above, but for page names.