LLM Wiki

LLM Wiki is a Claude Code plugin from Alireza Rezvani's claude-skills collection, a community project inspired by Andrej Karpathy's LLM Wiki pattern. Instead of digging through your documents again for every question, your agent reads each source once and files it into a persistent, interlinked markdown vault you can open in Obsidian: source summaries, entity and concept pages, comparisons and a running synthesis. You choose the sources and ask the questions; the agent does the filing and the upkeep. What you can do with it - Start a vault for a topic with /wiki-init: folders, an index, a log and the schema file your agent reads. - Ingest a paper, article or note with /wiki-ingest: the agent talks through the takeaways, writes a summary page, then updates the related entity and concept pages, the index and the log. - Ask questions with /wiki-query: it reads the index first, answers with citations to wiki pages and offers to file a good answer back as a new page. - Run a health check with /wiki-lint: contradictions, stale claims, orphan pages, missing cross-references and concepts that deserve their own page. - See what was added and when with /wiki-log. What's inside - A skill that teaches the agent the vault's layout, its ingest, query and lint workflows, and its rules. - Subagents for each job: wiki-ingestor, wiki-librarian and wiki-linter. - Python scripts that need only the standard library: set up a vault, rebuild the index, append to the log, BM25 search over the wiki, lint it, analyze its link graph and export a page as a Marp slide deck. - Vault templates (CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, page templates for entities, concepts, sources, comparisons and syntheses) and a small example vault. How to install In Claude Code, run /plugin marketplace add alirezarezvani/claude-skills, then /plugin install llm-wiki@claude-code-skills. Each vault also gets an AGENTS.md, so Codex CLI, Cursor, Gemini CLI and more can work in the same vault. Good to know - Your sources go in raw/ and are never edited; everything the agent writes goes into wiki/. - It's plain markdown on your own machine, with no account or server. Obsidian is recommended for reading the vault and its graph view. - It suits knowledge you keep adding to over weeks (research, a book you're reading, team notes), not one-off questions about a single document. - It's a community project, not made by Obsidian or Anthropic.

• “Set up a research vault on LLM interpretability.”

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• “Ingest raw/papers/paper.pdf into the wiki.”

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• “What does the paper say about sparse features?”

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• “Run a health check on the wiki: contradictions, orphan pages and stale claims.”

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• “File this book chapter into my reading companion wiki.”

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• “Show me the last 10 entries in the wiki log.”

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