llm-wiki-maintainer

To ingest new documents into a persistent knowledge base, you trigger the ingestion process which transforms sources into linked wiki pages, summaries, and concepts while automatically updating the index. This requires a wiki directory with index.md and log.md.

You maintain and lint a wiki to resolve dead links by applying built-in linting functions that check consistency, resolve contradictions, and repair broken cross-links. This ensures the knowledge base remains auditable and safe for future queries.

The best way to query a multi-source wiki for cross-referenced insights is to run a query against the ingested wiki pages. This synthesizes answers and extracts concepts from the interconnected knowledge base rather than isolated documents.

Yes, you need read and write tools like view_file, edit_file, and run_bash_command to manage and edit an LLM wiki. These tools enforce safe, auditable changes within the required directory structure containing index.md and log.md.

Yes, you can organize multiple sources into cross-linked wiki pages automatically. The ingestion process transforms raw sources into structured pages featuring summaries, entities, and concepts, then updates the central index to maintain cross-links.