llmwiki
A knowledge compiler that turns raw sources such as papers, notes, READMEs, transcripts and web pages into an interlinked, citation-traceable Markdown wiki that agents and people can browse, query, lint and export.
llmwiki compiles raw source material into an interlinked, citation-traceable Markdown wiki, rather than re-discovering knowledge from raw files at query time. It builds durable pages once, accumulating structure, provenance, review state and retrieval metadata over time, and can be browsed locally, queried from the CLI, exposed over MCP, or embedded through its SDK.
Configurable lifecycle profiles let a wiki define typed records, relationships, lifecycle gates and workflows in one validated profile; the default profile keeps a classic concepts-and-queries layout, while other profiles such as AutoSci or Newsroom add domain-specific types. A local viewer lets users browse profile-defined categories, declared fields, connected records, provenance and supporting source passages, and signed template distributions can be published, discovered through trusted catalogs, and installed with compatibility checks.
Compiled knowledge can be exchanged with other tools using Open Knowledge Format, JSON, JSON-LD, GraphML, Marp and a plain-text llms.txt format.