llm-wiki

Build an interlinked Markdown wiki by ingesting source materials into a persistent knowledge base. The system organizes notes with structured frontmatter and cross-referencing, enabling rapid navigation and synthesis across articles and transcripts.

Maintain consistency in a Markdown knowledge base through built-in linting, schema definitions, and structured frontmatter. These features enforce uniform page formats and metadata standards during ingestion and versioned updates.

Use a Markdown wiki as a RAG alternative by querying an interlinked knowledge base directly. It targets research workflows by leveraging cross-referenced pages and frontmatter-based discovery to retrieve and synthesize information without vector databases.

Ingest and curate external sources by loading articles and transcripts into the wiki system. The process creates persistent, cross-linked pages with structured templates, supporting versioned updates for long-term research notes.

Frontmatter-based discovery and cross-linking are fully supported. The wiki uses structured frontmatter schemas to index pages, enabling rapid navigation and automated linkage between related knowledge base entries.

A limitation of a Markdown cross-linked wiki is that maintaining schema consistency requires structured linting. Users must manage versioned updates and frontmatter schemas manually to ensure reliable page discovery and interlinking.