Memoriki

Memoriki

Personal knowledge base with real memory. Combines [LLM Wiki](https://gist.github.com/karpathy/442a6bf555914893e9891c11519de94f) (Andrej Karpathy) + [MemPalace](https://github.com/milla-jovovich/mempalace) (MCP server).

Wiki gives structure. MemPalace gives memory.

The Problem

• LLM Wiki without MemPalace = library without a catalog. Search is just grep.
• MemPalace without Wiki = search engine without books. Semantic search over raw chunks.
• Together = structured knowledge + semantic search + entity graph.

Three Layers of Knowledge

Layer	What it does	Tool
Wiki	Structure, [[wiki-links]], YAML frontmatter, index	Markdown + Obsidian
MemPalace Drawers	Semantic search over all content	mempalace_search
MemPalace KG	Entity relationship graph with timestamps	mempalace_kg_query

Architecture

memoriki/
  raw/                    # Your sources (articles, notes, transcripts)
  wiki/                   # LLM-generated wiki (LLM owns this entirely)
    index.md              # Page catalog - updated on every ingest
    log.md                # Operation log (append-only)
    entities/             # People, companies, products
    concepts/             # Ideas, patterns, frameworks
    sources/              # Summary page per source
    synthesis/            # Cross-cutting analysis, comparisons
  mempalace.yaml          # MemPalace config
  CLAUDE.md               # Schema and rules for the LLM
  idea-file.md            # Karpathy's original idea (reference)

Quick Start

# 1. Clone
git clone https://github.com/AyanbekDos/memoriki.git my-knowledge-base
cd my-knowledge-base

# 2. Install MemPalace
pip install mempalace
mempalace init .

# 3. Connect MemPalace to Claude Code
claude mcp add mempalace -- python -m mempalace.mcp_server

# 4. Drop your first source
cp ~/some-article.md raw/

# 5. Launch Claude Code and start ingesting
claude
# > Read r