llm-wiki

You can build a persistent markdown knowledge base by ingesting source material into raw and curated layers with schema, index, and log files. This creates an interlinked wiki so knowledge compounds instead of being rediscovered from scratch.

The best way to maintain cross-links is to run regular linting workflows that detect broken links, stale pages, duplicates, and contradictions. This ensures your markdown wiki stays reliable and properly interlinked over time.

Yes, you can ingest articles, papers, and transcripts into raw and curated layers while preserving provenance and cross-references. This connects new sources to existing concepts and entities within the knowledge base.

First orient on the wiki schema and index paths, then ingest your source. The system updates relevant pages, establishes cross-links to existing concepts, and appends entries to the maintenance log.

Yes, structured frontmatter is required for every page in the wiki. The linting maintenance workflow specifically checks for missing frontmatter, alongside broken links and stale pages, to maintain knowledge base reliability.

Common issues found when linting an interlinked markdown wiki include broken cross-links, stale pages, duplicate content, contradictions between pages, and missing structured frontmatter. Regular audits resolve these maintenance gaps.