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LLM Wiki Chinese Edition

Knowledge Management Updated 2026.08.30

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About this skill

The problem it solves

Many personal knowledge bases fail not because notes are missing, but because new sources are summarized once and never compiled into durable structure: entities, concepts, and cross-source judgments remain scattered, hard to reuse, compare, or trace back to evidence.

How it works

This skill treats imports and questions as knowledge compilation:
- Source pages: extract provenance, one-sentence summaries, the specific problem the source solves, and reusable points, instead of generic overviews.
- Entity, concept, synthesis, and comparison pages: separate people, products, methods, cross-source claims, and easily confused objects into reusable pages with bidirectional links.
- Query pages and topic maps: archive long-lived Q&A and organize multi-topic reading paths.
- Index and log: use wiki/index.md and wiki/log.md for navigation, staged outcomes, and follow-up directions.
- Quality checks: after imports, refactors, or renames, verify broken links, UTF-8 issues, index coverage, and thin or template-heavy pages.

Boundaries

It fits engineers who want Obsidian or Markdown notes to become a maintained knowledge base. It assumes source material is read-only by default, prefers updating existing pages, and avoids generic templates. For time-sensitive claims, it should cite official sources and distinguish source opinions from externally verified facts.

Use Cases

  • When curating a topic folder, compile multiple PDF or article summaries into existing wiki pages.
  • When answering project questions, start from the index, cite related wiki pages, and archive a durable query page.
  • Before publishing or refactoring a vault, run checks for broken links, UTF-8 issues, index coverage, and thin template pages.
  • When concept pages feel vague, rewrite them with definitions, core judgments, and specific relationships to adjacent concepts.

Best For

  • Engineers maintaining an Obsidian vault who want scattered notes compiled into linked, durable pages.
  • Technical researchers who need product and concept comparisons distilled from multiple sources into reusable judgments.
  • Markdown documentation writers who want to avoid duplicate concept pages, generic summaries, and broken bidirectional links.
  • Tech leads auditing note quality who need checks for broken links, mojibake, index coverage, and thin pages.