add-skill-karpathy-llm-wiki

You build a persistent markdown wiki by ingesting sources into a structured group directory, creating interlinked entity and concept pages with navigable logs and indexes for ongoing knowledge accumulation.

Cross-linking in an LLM wiki knowledge base works by automatically interlinking markdown pages during ingestion, maintaining navigable references between entities and concepts while keeping a running log of updates.

Managing knowledge accumulation across long-term projects is best handled by a structured wiki with automated lint checks, cross-referenced summaries, and a defined workflow for ingesting and querying cumulative sources.

Yes, you can use automated lint checks to surface contradictions in a markdown knowledge base by running the lint operation to detect information gaps and conflicting data across interlinked wiki pages.

Yes, you need a specific directory structure at groups/<folder>/wiki with log and index files, and integration points at groups/<folder>/sources to manage source files and changes during ingestion.

You should not use a cross-referenced wiki for knowledge management when dealing with single-session tasks or non-cumulative data, as the interlinked page maintenance and linting workflow adds overhead for temporary information.