llm-wiki

To organize raw documents into a knowledge base, place your source files into the kb/raw directory and run the wiki compilation skill. It automatically converts raw text into structured wiki pages, summaries, concepts, and entity entries.

Maintaining an interconnected wiki requires continuous integration of new data into existing structures. This skill compiles ongoing updates and systematically cross-references pages, ensuring comprehensive information management and consistent navigation.

Cross-referencing works by automatically generating proper links between newly created wiki pages, summaries, and derived analyses. This ensures pages are interlinked for easy navigation and consistency across the entire knowledge repository.

Yes, you can continuously add new data to your knowledge wiki. The system supports ongoing updates by systematically processing new raw source files in the kb/raw directory and integrating them into the existing cross-referenced structure.

Yes, you need a standard file structure to start building your knowledge repository. Specifically, raw source files must be placed into the kb/raw directory before running the skill to initiate the compilation and curation process.

The limitation of scripted invocation for knowledge management is that it requires manual or scripted execution to process updates. It does not autonomously monitor directories, meaning you must actively trigger the compilation when new raw documents are added.