llm-wiki

You can build a persistent research wiki by ingesting articles, papers, and notes into structured markdown pages with YAML frontmatter. The system maintains navigation files and cross-references to keep your knowledge base interlinked and current.

To maintain cross-references in a markdown knowledge base, you can audit wiki health by linting for broken links, duplicates, drift, and stale pages. This ensures interlinked notes remain consistent and navigable over time.

The best way to ingest research papers and transcripts into an interlinked wiki is to add them as structured markdown pages with source tracking. The system synthesizes the content and automatically establishes cross-references with existing pages.

Yes, YAML frontmatter is required to organize notes in this markdown knowledge base. It enables schema-aware updates, allowing the system to maintain page structure, track sources, and keep index and log files current.

Yes, you can query existing wiki pages to answer research questions directly from your compiled sources. The system orients on existing content and retrieves answers from the interlinked markdown notes and documents.

You can find broken links and duplicate notes by running a wiki health audit. This linting process identifies broken cross-references, duplicate content, drift, and stale pages across all notes and documents in the knowledge base.