What problem does it solve?
It solves the problem of fragmented, hard-to-reuse knowledge by maintaining a persistent, interlinked Markdown wiki that compiles sources into consistent, queryable notes over time.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Compounding knowledge base: Ingest URLs/files/pastes into an Obsidian-compatible directory of markdown pages with cross-references and synthesis.
- Three-layer wiki architecture: Stores immutable raw sources, agent-owned entity/concept/comparison/query pages, and a schema that enforces conventions and tag taxonomy.
- Orientation, linting, and trust controls: Reads schema/index/recent logs before work, then supports linting for orphans, broken wikilinks, index completeness, stale content, contradictions, confidence/quality signals, and source drift.
- Practical workflows: Create/initialize a new wiki, ingest new material, answer questions from the wiki, and file valuable syntheses back into the knowledge base.
Quick Start
Use the llm-wiki skill to ingest a source into your wiki at ~/wiki by asking: "Ingest https://example.com/article into my LLM wiki and update the relevant pages and index."