llm-wiki

You can build an interlinked markdown knowledge base by ingesting raw sources into a central repository where the agent synthesizes them into structured entity and concept pages, automatically cross-referencing new information with existing pages for a persistent, compounding wiki.

Yes, the knowledge base tool works with Obsidian by managing markdown files, index logs, and schema definitions in your file system, requiring file system access to maintain persistent documentation and support external tool integration.

The best way to maintain wiki consistency is through automated schema enforcement and health checks that flag contradictions during ingestion, ensuring the interlinked markdown knowledge base remains searchable and consistent across sessions without manual formatting.

Automated cross-referencing works by comparing newly ingested articles and papers against existing pages, linking related concepts to build a dense network of insights while the agent maintains the index logs for easy retrieval.

Yes, you can use this wiki tool as a RAG alternative because it transforms fragmented information into a structured, interlinked markdown repository that persists across sessions, synthesizing raw sources into searchable entity pages instead of relying on vector retrieval.

To start ingesting meeting notes, you need file system access to manage markdown files and schema definitions, then ask the agent to initialize a new wiki in your preferred directory to begin automated ingestion and cross-referencing.