LLM Knowledge Bases: a practical guide — Ben Holmes, Warp
Ben Holmes demonstrates how to build a knowledge base by first recording thoughts loosely via voice dictation without worrying about organization.
AI agents (such as Claude) then structure the material in multiple passes: adding timestamps, applying tags from a predefined list, finding sources, and creating links. Finally, a wiki is generated from the notes and the entire process runs automatically daily via cloud service, so you wake up to an updated wiki. The system can also display a graph view of all notes to help identify gaps in your own thinking.
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