The same method can be applied in VaultWiki. Disambiguation is something that you have to set up manually in MediaWiki, and likewise in VaultWiki.
Create a template called Disambiguation.
Code:
This article is about {{{current_topic}}}. For other topics, see [category={{{title}}} (Disambiguation)]{{{title}}} (Disambiguation)[/category].[category]{{{title}}} (Disambiguation)[/category]
Such a template could be used as follows. Imagine an article named "Bottles":
Code:
[template] Disambiguation
| title = Bottles
| current_topic = the Banjo-Kazooie character
[/template]
This would render on the page like so:
This article is about the Banjo-Kazooie character. For other topics, see Bottles (Disambiguation).
The page would be automatically added to the category "Bottles (Disambiguation)". Clicking a link to the category would list other pages about similarly named topics, like "Bottle (glass container)".
You don't have to use categories if you're willing to update the disambiguation page manually. As a non-category, you could maintain more of a description of each item, rather than simply an auto-generated alphabetical list.
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