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llm-wiki
Use when research or domain knowledge keeps getting rediscovered across sessions — build a supplementary markdown wiki that compounds synthesized knowledge without replacing GitHub or committed project guidance
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# LLM Wiki
Build a persistent, interlinked markdown wiki for domain knowledge, research notes,
and long-lived synthesized context. This follows Andrej Karpathy's LLM Wiki pattern,
but keeps the repository boundary clear: the wiki is a **supplementary knowledge layer**,
not the system of record for issues, PRs, shipped decisions, or canonical project rules.
In this repository's philosophy:
- **GitHub stays the system of record** for tasks, code review, and shipped artifacts
- **project-specific durable guidance** still belongs in `.github/copilot-instructions.md`,
`CONTRIBUTING.md`, guides, or ADRs
- the wiki is best for **domain knowledge that would otherwise be re-derived every session**
