Llmwiki

LLM Wiki is a free, open source implementation of the knowledge base pattern described by Andrej Karpathy, in which a language model compiles and maintains a structured wiki from raw source material. Users upload documents, and the wiki is built and kept up to date through Claude. The site describes three layers. Raw Sources are the articles, papers, notes and transcripts a user supplies, which the model reads but never alters. The Wiki is a set of model written markdown pages containing summaries, entity pages, concept pages and cross references. The Schema is a configuration file that tells the model how the wiki is organized and which workflows to run when new material arrives. Three operations drive it. Ingest reads a new source, writes a summary and updates related pages, and the site says a single source can touch ten to fifteen pages while flagging contradictions with existing knowledge. Query answers complex questions against the compiled wiki, and good answers can be filed back as new pages. Lint runs health checks for inconsistent data, stale claims, orphan pages and missing cross references. It is built for researchers, students and teams who want a growing, cross linked knowledge base without doing the bookkeeping by hand. The code is on GitHub. The site describes the product as free, and its structured data lists a price of zero dollars. No paid plans are published.