nashsu/llm_wiki
LLM Wiki compiles source files into a persistent, traceable wiki that agents can query through local APIs, MCP, and skills, reducing repeated retrieval and re-analysis.
LLM Wiki turns imported material into a persistent three-layer system: **raw sources → generated wiki → schema**. Its two-call ingest separates analysis from page generation, records source links, skips unchanged files with a SHA-256 cache, and recovers a persistent queue after restarts.
For agent context, treat the maintained wiki as a reusable compiled layer rather than rebuilding answers from raw documents every turn. The local API, **MCP server**, and agent skill expose hybrid search, file reads, graph traversal, and rescans to Claude Code or Codex.
LLM Wiki turns imported material into a persistent three-layer system: **raw sources → generated wiki → schema**. Its two-call ingest separates analysis from page generation, records source links, skips unchanged files with a SHA-256 cache, and recovers a persistent queue after restarts. For agent context, treat the maintained wiki as a reusable compiled layer rather than rebuilding answers from raw documents every turn. The local API, **MCP server**, and agent skill expose hybrid search, file reads, graph traversal, and rescans to Claude Code or Codex. Vector retrieval is optional and reportedly raises recall from **58.2% to 71.4%**, but the material does not describe the benchmark dataset or evaluation method. Generated pages can still distort sources, so source-only answering, traceability, linting, and human review remain important.
This makes external agent memory concrete as a compiled, inspectable knowledge layer rather than learned or repeatedly re-ingested context. It reinforces selective retrieval and structured navigation, while narrowing trust: generated wiki pages need source links, source-only fallback, and review because persistence can preserve distortions as readily as useful synthesis. The reported recall gain remains directional without evaluation details.