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A [Karpathy-style][karpathy-llm-wiki] "LLM Wiki" — a repo designed around the idea that the interesting knowledge artifact is a living, compiled wiki, not the raw source material it was distilled from.

The repo has two data layers and a small amount of Go tooling that keeps them honest:

• raw/ holds immutable source material: documents, transcripts, notes, captures. Nothing in raw/ is ever rewritten, summarized in place, or deleted.
• wiki/ is the canonical compiled knowledge layer, in Obsidian-friendly Markdown. Entities, topics, and sources each get their own page. Every substantive claim traces back to raw/ through a ## Sources section.

Claude Code (and any other coding agent operating in this repo) acts as the compiler and editor: it reads from `raw/`, compiles knowledge into `wiki/`, and keeps the wiki internally consistent. The rules the agent follows are in [`CLAUDE.md`](CLAUDE.md) and [`AGENTS.md`](AGENTS.md).

How the compiled knowledge is enforced

The Go CLI `wikilint` enforces the structural invariants so the wiki stays well-formed as it grows. It checks that every page has a single `# ` title, that substantive pages have a non-empty `## Sources` section, that Markdown links and Obsidian-style `[[wikilinks]]` all resolve, that no two pages collide on a normalized title slug, and that no page is an orphan unreachable from `wiki/index.md`.

File layout

llm-wiki-go/
├── .claude/              # Claude Code skills, agents, shared submodule
│   ├── agents/           #   focused sub-agent definitions
│   ├── shared/           #   git submodule: claude-code-support-tools
│   └── skills/           #   workflow skills (ingest, answer, lint, reconcile)
├── cmd/
│   └── wikilint/         # linter CLI entry point
├── internal/
│   ├── wiki/             # helpers for ingest / answer / reconcile workflows
│   └── wikilint/         # linter implementation, tested in-package
├── raw/                  # immutable source material (read-only for agents)
├── wiki/                 # canonical compiled knowledge layer (Markdown)
│   ├── entities/
│   ├── topics/
│   ├── sources/
│   ├── index.md          # entry point; every page must be reachable from here
│   └── log.md            # append-only record of substantive wiki changes
├── AGENTS.md             # agent guidelines
├── CLAUDE.md             # Claude Code guidelines (imports AGENTS.md)
├── Makefile              # convenience wrapper around go + wikilint
├── README.md
└── go.mod

No `go.sum` file ships with the scaffold: the project currently depends only on the Go standard library, and Go does not emit a `go.sum` until external modules are required.

Getting started

`raw/` and `wiki/` are **tracked in git** and ship with the repo. The default example uses `raw/ocms-go.core/`, a directory of symlinks into a sibling `../ocms-go.core` checkout. `wiki/` ships as the compiled Markdown.

For the default example, clone `ocms-go.core` as a sibling of this repo and you're ready to go — no `make setup` needed:

cd ..
git clone https://github.com/olegiv/ocms-go.core.git
cd llm-wiki-go

`make setup` remains available for bootstrapping against a different source repo. It creates the directory structure (`raw/`, `wiki/entities/`, `wiki/topics/`, `wiki/sources/`) and seeds `wiki/index.md` and `wiki/log.md` if they don't already exist.

Using `llm-wiki-go` for a project other than the bundled `ocms-go.core` example — or running wikis for several projects in parallel — is documented in [`docs/MULTI_PROJECT.md`](docs/MULTI_PROJECT.md).

Commands

All common tasks go through the Makefile. Run `make help` to list the available targets:

make help                 # list every target with a one-line description
make all                  # build the default local/dev binary
make setup                # create raw/ and wiki/ directory structure
make build                # fast local/dev build to bin/wikilint
make build-prod           # optimized host production build
make build-linux-amd64    # optimized static linux/amd64 production build
make build-darwin-arm64   # optimized darwin/arm64 production build
make build-all-platforms  # linux/amd64 + darwin/arm64 production builds
make test                 # run the Go test suite
make test-race            # run tests with race detector
make coverage             # run tests with coverage summary
make coverage-html        # write coverage.out + coverage.html
make lint-go              # run golangci-lint
make lint-wiki            # run wikilint against ./wiki
make lint                 # run all linters
make check                # full pre-commit chain: fmt-check + vet + test + lint
make fmt                  # format all Go files in-place
make fmt-check            # fail if gofumpt would reformat files
make vet                  # run go vet
make deps                 # go mod download
make tidy                 # go mod tidy
make install-tools        # install pinned developer tools
make clean                # remove build artifacts (bin/)
make install              # install wikilint into $(GOBIN) or $(GOPATH)/bin

Under the hood these invoke the standard Go toolchain. If you prefer, you can drive it directly:

go build ./...
go test ./...
go run ./cmd/wikilint -wiki ./wiki

On success the linter prints exactly `wikilint: OK`. On failure it prints one issue per line to stderr in the form `: ` and exits with a non-zero status.

Claude Code workflow

The intended workflow when Claude Code (or any capable coding agent) is driving the wiki looks like this:

1. Ingest — the ingest-source skill reads files in raw/, extracts entities, topics, and claims, creates or updates pages under wiki/, refreshes wiki/index.md, and appends an entry to wiki/log.md.
2. Answer — the answer-from-wiki skill answers user questions from wiki/ first, consulting raw/ only when the wiki does not already contain the answer. Anything new learned from raw/ is compiled back into wiki/.
3. Reconcile — the reconcile-conflicts skill records disagreements between sources in a page's ## Contradictions section instead of silently merging them.
4. Lint — the lint-wiki skill runs wikilint and fixes whatever it reports, in the wiki rather than in the linter.

Focused sub-agents back each workflow: a read-only `source-analyst` for extraction from `raw/`, a `wiki-editor` that creates and refines wiki pages, and a `contradiction-reviewer` that proposes explicit contradiction notes instead of papering over disagreements.

Submodule: `.claude/shared`

The `.claude/shared/` directory is a Git submodule pointing at [`olegiv/claude-code-support-tools`](https://github.com/olegiv/claude-code-support-tools). It contains shared Claude Code tooling — stacks, hooks, and helpers — that is reused across multiple projects. After cloning the repo, run:

git submodule update --init --recursive

to populate `.claude/shared/`. (`raw/` and `wiki/` are already tracked in git and do not need to be created.)

License

llm-wiki-go is released under the GNU General Public License v3.0. See [`LICENSE`](LICENSE) for the full text.

Copyright (C) 2026 Oleg Ivanchenko