What problem does it solve?
Traditional RAG systems re-discover and re-process knowledge from scratch for every query, leading to redundant work, missed cross-references between related information, and inconsistent synthesized answers. This skill eliminates that overhead by letting you build a persistent, compounding interlinked markdown knowledge base that maintains cross-references, flags contradictions, and keeps all ingested knowledge up to date over time.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Persistent Compounding Knowledge Base: Store all domain knowledge as interlinked markdown files that work out of the box with Obsidian, VS Code, and other editors, with no external database or specialized tooling required.
- Automated Source Ingestion: Ingest web articles, PDFs, transcripts, and pasted text with automatic provenance tracking, drift detection for updated sources, and schema-constrained page creation to avoid duplicates and noise.
- Built-in Health & Consistency Checks: Run lint audits to catch orphan pages, broken wikilinks, stale content, unresolved contradictions, and tag taxonomy violations to keep your wiki accurate and navigable.
- Use Case: A researcher tracking AI/ML developments can use this skill to ingest new arxiv papers, automatically create and update entity pages for models and researchers, cross-reference related concepts, and get fast, cited answers to domain questions without re-reading every source from scratch.
Quick Start
Use the llm-wiki skill to initialize a new interlinked markdown knowledge base for your AI research domain, or ingest the latest arxiv paper you shared into your existing wiki.