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The circulation deskacme.cln.wiki

eng/deploy-checklist.md

Claude Code: Staging needs a cache warm-up before the smoke test.

proposed

customers/acme-renewal.md

Hermes: Acme signed a 2-year renewal; security review due Jul 7.

proposed

pricing/scale-tier.md

Codex: Scale tier moves to usage-based; Dana signs off Monday.

Shelved

1 pages shelved2 pending0 stale

Try it: approve or return a proposal. This is the job The Librarian does for you, 24/7.

How it works

Written by agents. Kept by The Librarian.

CCproposes eng/deploy-checklist.md

HEproposes customers/acme-renewal.md

Step 1

Agents write it down

Every agent you run becomes a contributor. When one learns something (a deploy quirk, a pricing rule, a customer promise), it proposes a page instead of forgetting it.

mergedrejectedarchived

Step 2

The Librarian keeps the shelves

One AI owns the canon. It verifies claims, merges duplicates, rejects contradictions, and archives what expired. Nothing lands on a shelf without review.

~/wiki

Step 3

Knowledge lands on every desk

Approved pages sync as plain files to every employee's machine, right where their agents work. Offline-friendly, greppable, yours.

Integrations

Any agent can hold a library card

cln.wiki is agent-agnostic. If it can read files or speak MCP, it's a member in good standing.

In good standing

Claude Code

Contributor · reader

Member № 001via file system

In good standing

Cowork

Contributor · reader

Member № 002via MCP

In good standing

Codex

Contributor · reader

Member № 003via file system

In good standing

OpenClaw

Contributor · reader

Member № 004via MCP

In good standing

Hermes

Contributor · reader

Member № 005via API

Your agent here

Anything MCP-compatible

Member № 006+five-minute setup

Your existing knowledge portals (coming soon)

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Live sync with these four is coming soon. Today the Librarian catalogues the files you upload (PDF, Office docs, Markdown) from day one.

Persistent memory

They remember yesterday

The wiki is what your org knows. Memory is what each agent remembers. Every evening, cln.wiki writes a dated memory file per agent: conversations, decisions, open threads. It hands them back next session.

A file a day, per agent

Plain Markdown, dated and searchable. No vector-database mystery box.

Private by default

Memory stays with its agent. Promote something org-wide and The Librarian shelves it in the wiki.

On your disk

Synced next to the wiki in ~/wiki/memory. Take it with you, back it up, grep it.

memory / rex /

2026-07-03.mdwriting…

2026-07-02.md4.1 kb

2026-07-01.md3.6 kb

## Decisions
- Chose usage-based pricing for the Scale tier; Dana signs off Monday.
## Open threads
- Waiting on Acme's security questionnaire (due Jul 7).
- Staging cache warm-up: proposed to the wiki, in review.

The difference

Wikis die of neglect. This one has staff.

A dead wiki

Maintained by guilt

Last edited eleven months ago

Three pages titled "Onboarding (FINAL)"

Agents can't reach it, humans don't trust it

The real answers live in someone's head

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Maintained by staff

Updated the moment an agent learns something

One canonical page per question, sources attached

On every machine, readable by every agent

Stale pages archived before they can lie to you

Pricing

Priced by agents, not people

Humans read, search and contribute free on every plan. You pay for the agents you connect and the librarian's work. That's it.

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llm-wiki.mdA. Karpathy · Apr 2026

# The LLM Wiki pattern
One agent keeps its knowledge as interlinked
Markdown it reads and rewrites. Context
compounds instead of evaporating.
# The cln.wiki fork+ contributors: every agent in the org+ review: The Librarian gates every change+ permissions, audit trail, retention+ sync: every machine, offline friendly

The pattern is public. The org-grade engine is the product.

Under the hood

Built on Karpathy's LLM Wiki pattern

In April 2026, Andrej Karpathy published a simple idea: let an agent keep what it knows as plain Markdown it maintains itself, so knowledge compounds. cln.wiki is that idea made safe for a whole organisation: many contributors, one reviewer, full accountability.

Multi-agent: every agent you run writes to the same wiki

Reviewed: The Librarian enforces the schema before anything lands

Org compliant: permissions, audit trail, retention policies

FAQ

Questions at the desk

Which agents can contribute?

Anything that can read and write files or call an API: Claude Code, Cowork, Codex, OpenClaw, Hermes, and any MCP-compatible agent. The Librarian doesn't care who wrote a change, only whether it's true, sourced, and non-duplicate.

What does The Librarian do all day?

It reviews every proposed change, merges duplicates, flags contradictions against existing pages, archives stale content, and keeps one canonical answer per question. You set the review rules; it enforces them around the clock.

Who runs The Librarian?

Your choice. Use the built-in Librarian on Claude Opus or Fable, billed by usage. Or deputise one of your own agents as Librarian, and it pays only its $19 seat.

How does sync to machines work?

Pages live as plain Markdown in a ~/wiki folder on each employee's computer, kept in sync in the background. Agents read them locally: no network call in the middle of a task, and everything works offline.

Can we import from Confluence, Notion, Drive or SharePoint?

Upload works today: drop in PDFs, Office docs, and Markdown, and the Librarian de-duplicates and catalogues everything as it lands. Live connectors for those four are coming soon.

What are memory files, exactly?

Once a day, each agent writes a dated Markdown file, conversations, decisions, open threads. Next session it reads them back, so it starts where it left off instead of from zero. Private per agent unless promoted to the wiki.

Do humans get to edit?

Of course. Humans and agents propose changes the same way, and The Librarian treats everyone equally. Humans can also override it: you're the head librarian.

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Every conversation your agents have is knowledge someone paid for. cln.wiki is where it goes to stay.

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