I recently started experimenting with the LLM Wiki pattern (inspired by Andrej Karpathy), and it completely changed how I organize my learning.

Instead of keeping notes scattered, I tried turning everything into a structured, connected system.

What I did:

• Added my university notes (all semesters)
• Included courses I’ve taken
• Documented my projects and experiments
• Stored certificates and learning milestones

Then I structured it like a graph:

→ Each project = a node
→ Shared technologies = connections

This made my knowledge much easier to search and actually use, not just store.

I also set up a simple local MCP server (personal-wiki) so I can connect it with Claude and query my own data directly.

Still experimenting and improving it step by step — nothing perfect yet, but it’s already helping me think more clearly about what I’ve learned and built.

Built with:
Obsidian + Gemini CLI + LLM Wiki pattern + personal-wiki MCP server

Curious to learn from others:

Is anyone here using the LLM Wiki pattern in their projects?

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