llm-wiki

Build a persistent knowledge base by ingesting research sources into interlinked markdown files. This Skill structures articles and papers for easy navigation, allowing you to store and organize vast amounts of research information in a compounding format.

Yes, you can manage and query interlinked markdown files for research organization. The Skill supports ingesting sources, managing entities, and performing queries directly within your knowledge base to retrieve stored information.

Organizing unstructured research notes into a wiki is best handled by converting them into interlinked markdown files. This approach creates a structured, navigable knowledge base that compounds over time as you ingest more sources.

No specific database or platform is required because the knowledge management approach relies entirely on parsing and managing markdown files. Your persistent knowledge base is stored directly as interlinked markdown files.

You ingest sources and manage entities in a markdown wiki by using the Skill's built-in wiki operations. It parses ingested materials, structures them as markdown files, and manages the entities to maintain an interlinked knowledge base.

You should avoid using markdown files for knowledge management if your workflow requires complex relational database queries rather than simple text parsing, or if you need real-time collaborative editing instead of persistent file storage.