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Karpathy's wiki pattern stores knowledge as markdown. VerifiedState makes it verified, searchable in 0.01ms, and queryable from any AI agent.
Get API Key →LLM Wiki is a great pattern — store everything you learn as markdown files, organized in folders. But it's local-only. Search is linear file scanning. Contradictions between pages go undetected. And no other tool or agent can access your knowledge. Your wiki is a silo.
Your wiki. Queryable from any AI tool.
Edit a wiki page. Query it from your IDE.
npm install @verifiedstate/llm-wiki
import { LLMWikiBridge } from '@verifiedstate/llm-wiki';
const bridge = new LLMWikiBridge({
apiKey: 'vs_live_...',
wikiPath: './my-wiki',
namespaceId: 'my_knowledge',
});
await bridge.start();
// Your wiki pages are now:
// - Verified with cryptographic receipts
// - Searchable in 0.01ms (zero-hop filter)
// - Queryable from Claude Code, Cursor, Goose, any MCP client
// - Monitored for contradictions across pages{
"receipt_id": "rct_7f3a...",
"assertion": "User prefers dark mode",
"status": "verified",
"confidence": 0.94,
"signature": "ed25519:a8c3f1...",
"verified_at": "2026-04-06T14:32:01Z",
"chain_position": 42
}| Feature | Without | With VerifiedState |
|---|---|---|
| Contradictions | Manual — you notice or you don't | Automatic conflict detection across all pages |
| Search | Linear file scan, slows with scale | 0.01ms zero-hop + seven-channel retrieval |
| Access | Local filesystem only | Any MCP client, any agent, any tool |
| Verification | None — it's a text file | Ed25519 signed receipt per fact |
| Scale | Breaks at 500+ files | Postgres-backed, scales indefinitely |
| History | Git blame | Bitemporal queries — "what did I believe in January?" |
No. Point the bridge at your wiki folder. It reads markdown files, extracts assertions, and syncs to VerifiedState. Your folder structure and files stay exactly as they are.
Yes. Plain markdown files in folders. No special frontmatter required. Links between pages are preserved as assertion relationships.
Yes. Once synced, your wiki is accessible through the VerifiedState MCP server. Add the MCP config to your IDE and your wiki knowledge is available in every coding session.
The file watcher detects the change and re-syncs that page. New assertions are created (append-only). If the update contradicts an existing fact, the conflict is flagged automatically.
Free: 50,000 assertions/month. No credit card. No trial expiration.