@Huanusa: The ceiling of personal knowledge bases has arrived! This GitHub LLM Wiki project has already garnered 2800+ Stars, completely leaving ordinary RAG in the dust! It's not the useless mode of "re-retrieving" every time, but lets AI directly help you incrementally build a truly structured Wiki — compile knowledge once, and it continuously evolves...
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LLM Wiki is an open-source desktop application that uses LLM to incrementally build a structured knowledge base, supporting knowledge graphs, community detection, Obsidian integration, and Chrome clipping, aiming to replace traditional RAG approaches.
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A personal knowledge base that builds itself. LLM reads your documents, builds a structured wiki, and keeps it current.
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