What problem does it solve?
The LLM Wiki skill removes repeated rediscovery and fragile single-query retrieval by building a persistent, interlinked markdown knowledge base that accumulates, cross-references, and flags contradictions over time. It prevents duplicate work, preserves provenance, and makes synthesized knowledge instantly queryable for research and engineering workflows.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Structured Ingest: Capture raw sources (articles, PDFs, transcripts) into a read-only raw layer and convert salient content into agent-managed wiki pages.
- Consistent Organization: Enforce a SCHEMA-driven structure with YAML frontmatter, index.md navigation, and an append-only log to maintain provenance and discoverability.
- Query & Synthesis: Read index and relevant pages, synthesize answers from compiled knowledge, and optionally file substantial results back into queries or comparison pages.
- Health & Linting: Programmatic checks for orphan pages, broken links, frontmatter validation, staleness, contradictions, and log rotation to keep the vault healthy.
- Obsidian-Compatible: Works as a plain-folder vault for Obsidian, supporting wikilinks, Dataview-friendly frontmatter, and headless sync on servers.
- Use Case: Ingest a set of arXiv papers and meeting notes, automatically update entity and concept pages, run a lint to find broken links, then answer a cross-paper synthesis question citing the wiki pages used.
Quick Start
Point the skill at your wiki directory (default ~/wiki), perform the orientation reads of SCHEMA.md, index.md, and recent log entries, then ingest the source you want added to the wiki.