Automate a personal wiki maintained by LLMs, where Claude ingests, synthesizes, and cross-links knowledge across all your projects via bash scripts triggered on session lifecycle events like startup, end, and prompt submission.
npx claudepluginhub deepfounder-ai/llm-wiki --plugin llm-wikiSave a source (URL, file path, or the current session) into the LLM Wiki. Claude auto-routes to the global or local wiki unless you pass --global / --local.
Ask the LLM Wiki a question. Reads the most relevant pages and answers in this chat; optionally saves the answer back into the wiki.
A Claude Code plugin that turns Claude into an active librarian for your own knowledge.
Instead of classic RAG (re-deriving answers on every query), Claude incrementally builds and maintains a persistent markdown wiki that synthesizes sources over time. Based on Karpathy's LLM Wiki pattern.
/llm-wiki:wiki-ingest — save a URL, file, or the current session into the wiki. Claude
decides: update an existing page or create a new one. Keeps sources, cross-links, and an index
in sync./llm-wiki:wiki-query — ask the wiki a question. Claude answers from the most relevant
pages and can persist the answer back.wiki-curator sub-agent without waiting for a command./plugin marketplace add deepfounder-ai/llm-wiki
/plugin install llm-wiki
Restart your Claude Code session after install so the SessionStart hook picks up.
/llm-wiki:wiki-ingest --global https://some-article-you-want-to-keep
Claude will create ~/.claude/wiki/ on first use, download the source into sources/, and write
the first page under pages/. The global wiki is shared across all your Claude Code projects; an
optional per-project wiki lives at <project>/wiki/ — the plugin auto-routes writes between them
based on content.
Three layers (as in the source gist):
sources/, local files by reference.pages/<slug>.md with YAML frontmatter; a wiki-curator sub-agent is the sole
writer.schema.md per scope tells the curator how to maintain the wiki (naming,
page types, writing rules, linking conventions).Three hooks implement the "active librarian" behaviour:
wiki-curator
proactively, don't wait for a command").Full design: docs/superpowers/specs/2026-04-17-llm-wiki-plugin-design.md.
Environment variables:
| Variable | Default | Effect |
|---|---|---|
LLM_WIKI_GLOBAL_PATH | ~/.claude/wiki | Where the global wiki lives. |
LLM_WIKI_REMIND_EVERY | 10 | How often (in user prompts) the soft reminder fires. Set lower for a nudgier plugin. |
Hand-edit ~/.claude/wiki/schema.md to change the curator's maintenance rules for your global
wiki. A project can have its own wiki/schema.md that augments the global one.
/wiki-lint (orphans, broken related[], duplicates, stale sources),
/wiki-stats, optional /wiki-rename.MIT — see LICENSE.
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