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LLM Wiki Advanced Evidence-Based Knowledge Management

Knowledge Management Updated 2026.08.30

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About this skill

Problem It Solves

A raw retrieval-augmented answer can mix retrieved snippets, assumptions, and unmarked inferences. LLM Wiki Advanced targets a local knowledge-base workflow where the model must classify the question, retrieve evidence, annotate confidence, and update a persistent wiki before answering.

How It Works

  • Environment-aware runtime: uses local vector search when bash and Node.js are available, and falls back to keyword matching over wiki/cards/*.md in cloud sessions.
  • Ingestion: @wiki+ ingest parses PDF, Word, Excel, images, Markdown, and other files, writes L1 summaries to wiki/index.md, creates or updates concept cards, and triggers incremental index updates in local mode.
  • Evidence-based reasoning: after a hit, the EBR path routes definition, causality, prediction, evaluation, or gap questions to different inference structures.
  • Confidence labeling: key claims are marked 🟢 confirmed, 🟡 inferred, or 🔴 assumed; if nothing is found, it states the gap instead of hallucinating.
  • Feedback and diagnostics: @wiki+ remember stores user-confirmed knowledge, check-health scans for broken links, contradictions, and missing citations, and rebuild-index rebuilds the vector index.

Boundaries

Best for maintaining concept libraries, document corpora, research notes, and wiki-based QA. Cloud mode cannot run scripts, so vector updates require a local environment. Feedback writes require a source document or link, and unverified external claims should be confirmed before storage.

Use Cases

  • Ingest product PDFs, Word files, and images into a local wiki so later answers can cite specific concept cards.
  • Before answering customer questions in Cursor, retrieve the local knowledge base and label claims as confirmed, inferred, or assumed.
  • Run periodic health checks to find orphaned links, contradictions, and missing citations, then generate an issue list.
  • Write user-confirmed facts into the matching knowledge card and update the incremental vector index for later semantic search.

Best For

  • Engineers maintaining technical docs who want to turn PDFs and Markdown into retrievable concept cards.
  • Presales reps answering customer questions who need cited knowledge-base evidence and clear assumption labels.
  • Knowledge managers organizing research notes who want to detect orphaned links, contradictions, and missing citations.
  • Wiki engineers updating internal knowledge bases who need to store confirmed facts and refresh the index.