hstack-wiki-init

To build a disease-specific Obsidian wiki, use a two-phase workflow that collects real sources into a raw/ directory and then compiles them into an emergent, interlinked wiki/ structure. This yields a navigable, source-backed knowledge vault.

The Karpathy wiki pattern structures research notes by collecting raw source material first, then compiling it into an organized vault with internal links and a navigable index. This creates an emergent, patient-centric folder structure that grows organically.

Yes, this approach specifically creates a navigable, source-backed knowledge base designed for patients, caregivers, and researchers needing to manage disease information. It organizes real-world health sources into an interlinked Obsidian vault.

You bootstrap an Obsidian vault by running a two-phase process: first collecting real-world medical sources into a dedicated raw/ directory, then compiling those sources into an organized wiki/ directory with internal links and a navigable index.

No, the wiki structure is emergent and patient-centric, meaning it grows organically from the collected material rather than requiring a predefined folder structure. The organization emerges directly from the raw sources during the compilation phase.