What problem does it solve?
It converts a research paper into a set of consistently cross-referenced wiki pages, so you don’t have to manually create and wire up paper, concepts, claims, and people.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Paper-to-wiki page generation: Creates a complete paper page plus associated concepts, claims, and people pages with correct frontmatter and article structure.
- Bidirectional linking & graph edge writing: Ensures links are written with the required two-way consistency for the current operation (and writes the corresponding graph/citation records through tools).
- Deduplication-first entity handling: Merges or creates concepts/claims based on similarity tools and conservative per-paper creation limits to avoid wiki bloat.
- Optional discovery of follow-up papers: When explicitly enabled with --discover, appends a shortlist of related papers to the report without ingesting them automatically.
Quick Start
Use ingest to add a paper to your wiki by telling the AI the source path or arXiv URL, for example: ingest a paper from https://arxiv.org/abs/2106.09685 into your EmpiricalWiki.