Knowledge · internal system
The AI-Wiki
The system writes and maintains its own manual — an encyclopedia compiled from its own working history.
Live
No public endpoint
Wiki
The problem it solves
Documentation rots because writing it is a separate chore from doing the work. Six months in, a complex system is understood only by whoever last touched it — and increasingly, that is not a person. Pure retrieval over raw logs does not fix this: it returns fragments, not understanding.
How it works
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Work
sessions produce raw notes and decisions
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Inbox
raw material drops into a compile queue
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Compile
a model writes it up as encyclopedia articles
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Link
articles cross-reference and supersede each other
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Age
stale articles are flagged with a verify-by date
Under the hood
- Over a hundred articles across systems, tools, infrastructure, concepts and projects, recompiled hourly.
- Articles carry provenance: which raw sessions produced them, and how confident the compilation is.
- Conflicting sources are never silently resolved — the conflict is logged as an open contradiction and linted on a schedule.
- An enforced query order puts the compiled page ahead of raw search, and the immutable source ahead of both for verification.
Why it matters
An extended mind that cannot explain itself is a liability. This is the part that keeps the system legible to its owner.