Show HN: A self-growing wiki of Andrej Karpathy's public work

[vasa_]

I created one simple place to consolidate all of Karpathy's stuff, like his essays, courses and GitHub projects. You can browse it like a normal wiki, or ask it a question. Every answer cites the underlying source and gets saved as context graph that can build a new page, so asking a question is the same as editing the wiki. I made it very strict about citations. Claims have to point at a real source file or the linter complains. I think it feels closer to Wikipedia than to a chatbot. This project is not affiliated with Andrej and all material is public. The engine I created is a template, so you can point it at any topic and build your own wiki.

[mutant]

you built a website using another human's name, and then made a terrible wiki that doesnt even cover the subject matter well

i think this should be the most important subject on the site

https://andrej-karpathy.com/#/concepts/llm-wiki.md

and im pretty sure my partner knows more about llmwikis listening to me babble about them more than she would learn on these pages

the top nav is abysmal the cognee graph is useleess

''' Extracted Claims A useful LLM knowledge base can be maintained as a persistent markdown wiki. Raw sources, generated wiki pages, and schema/instructions should be separate layers. Ingest, query, and lint are the core operations. Query outputs can be filed back into the wiki when they contain reusable synthesis. Index and log files help both humans and agents navigate the evolving wiki. ''' this sis the most cogent thought on the subject and its on a stub

https://andrej-karpathy.com/#/source-notes/llm-wiki-gist.md

wow. termerity has a website