Tag
This article introduces how to use WorkBuddy/Codex + LLM wiki + Obsidian to build a self-growing personal knowledge base, detailing the Raw/Wiki/Schema three-layer architecture and practical steps, and recommending suitable models and tools.
A recommendation to read a guide by the inventor of AI context profiles on creating a personal knowledge base.
The article provides a detailed analysis of the llm-wiki method proposed by Karpathy: using LLM to compile personal raw materials into interlinked wiki pages, where users only need to read and ask questions without manual editing. The author compares the limitations of RAG and provides a 30-minute setup tutorial, emphasizing the key role of schema files in system discipline.
A Chinese tutorial for regular users on how to quickly build a personal knowledge base using the combination of WorkBuddy and ima, emphasizing preprocessing materials before consolidation to avoid Obsidian being too complex for beginners.
Second Brain is an LLM-maintained personal knowledge base for Obsidian, turning raw notes, articles, and transcripts into structured Markdown via an AI coding agent.
Matt Pocock is experimenting with a personal, agent-managed wiki that ingests data from X, Discord, and Gmail every few hours, intended as a knowledge base for future AI loops.
The user plans to migrate their personal knowledge management system to Cloudflare's free tier, leveraging its 10GB object storage and 5GB database to build a self-hosted, cloud-based, permanently free system.
WisMe.ai updates its knowledge graph functionality for better performance with hundreds to thousands of nodes, improved clustering, and LLM-powered summarization for more efficient search and browsing.
GBrain is a personal knowledge management system open-sourced by Y Combinator CEO Garry Tan. It combines knowledge graphs, hybrid search, and LLM synthesis capabilities to understand entity relationships across documents and generate answers with citations.
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.
This post reveals Andrej Karpathy's personal Obsidian vault, describing it as a complex knowledge system driving his million-dollar company. It emphasizes individual knowledge management over corporate wikis for high-level decision making.