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llm-wiki
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An LLM wiki for Obsidian: a markdown knowledge base your AI agents compile and maintain under written law.
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32 skills for Claude Code and Hermes, a zero-dependency Python CLI, and a vault template governed by an 11-law constitution.
Your notes, compiled.
A knowledge base your AI agents maintain under written law — not a chatbot, not a vector store. 31 agent skills, a zero-dependency CLI, and a ready-to-copy Obsidian vault governed by a constitution.
Project site · Quickstart · The Constitution · Skills · CLI · Report Bug · Request Feature
- About The Project
- How it works
- The graph weaves itself
- Compared to RAG
- Built With
- Getting Started
- Prerequisites
- Installation
- Scaffold a new vault
- Usage
- The loop
- CLI reference
- The Constitution
- The laws
- The DONE contract
- Provenance
- The Skills
- Configuration
- Roadmap
- Contributing
- License
- Contact
- Acknowledgments
About The Project
Most "chat with your notes" tools retrieve at question time: you ask, a retriever grabs some chunks, a model improvises an answer, and nothing is learned. Ask the same question tomorrow and the same work happens again.
llm-wiki inverts that. Knowledge is compiled once, when a source arrives, into small linked markdown pages you can read yourself. Your sources are the source code. Your agents are the compiler. The wiki is the build artifact — and Obsidian is the IDE you browse it in.
The repository's own description, then 11% of its README. Read the rest on GitHub ↗
Read from the repository's git tree on 2026-08-17.