llm-wiki

To create a persistent knowledge base using markdown, initialize your directory and ingest sources like articles or transcripts. The system then structures and stores this information as interlinked markdown files for ongoing management.

Markdown linting is a health-check process that ensures quality and consistency across your knowledge base. It scans the markdown file structures to maintain formatting standards and verify that interlinked information remains coherent over time.

Yes, you can ingest research papers and transcripts into your markdown wiki. The data ingestion feature processes these varied sources, adding them to your structured knowledge base for later querying and organization.

The best way to retrieve information from a personal knowledge base is to use the built-in querying feature. It searches the ingested markdown file structures to extract specific data and compiled resources efficiently.

Yes, you need a designated directory for the knowledge base. The system operates strictly within markdown file structures, requiring this initialization step to organize sources, manage interlinked files, and run consistency linting.