llm-wiki

To build a markdown knowledge base, ingest your research sources and create interlinked pages. The system enforces YAML frontmatter for title, created, updated, types, and tags to maintain structure and enable robust navigation across notes.

Maintaining provenance in a markdown wiki requires applying structured YAML frontmatter and ensuring two-way wikilinks. The system automatically enforces these provenance markers and cross-links to track source origins and connect related notes.

You can lint and audit a markdown knowledge base by running the built-in validation checks. This process verifies YAML frontmatter discipline, checks for broken wikilinks, and ensures provenance markers and structured navigation remain consistent across all pages.

Yes, cross-linking requires specific markdown formatting, primarily YAML frontmatter for metadata and dedicated wikilink syntax. The system enforces this structure to guarantee two-way linking and fast discovery of interlinked notes.

Yes, you can use this markdown wiki system for research workflows. It allows you to ingest sources, create cross-referenced pages with provenance markers, and query the knowledge base to capture and organize evolving information.

Structured navigation and frontmatter discipline are needed to ensure robust retrieval and versioning within a markdown knowledge base. Enforcing YAML metadata for dates, types, and tags allows the system to audit consistency and maintain persistent cross-references.