aillm.wiki is an independent directory and learning hub for the LLM Wiki pattern — the approach Andrej Karpathy introduced in April 2026 for building personal knowledge bases that compound over time. We turn the original spec into things you can actually download, read, and apply.
When Karpathy’s gist went viral, the internet filled up with explainers, YouTube walkthroughs, and "hot take" Medium posts. What no one shipped was a single place where:
aillm.wiki exists to fill that gap — a learning hub that respects your time and doesn’t assume you live in the terminal.
We write every piece of content with one of three readers in mind:
30–40, works at a small team or ships side projects on weekends, lives inside Cursor or Claude Code. Wants a tuned CLAUDE.md / schema.md more than another RAG library.
Grad student, post-doc, analyst, consultant, or think-tank researcher. Drowning in PDFs, BibTeX, and half-finished literature reviews. Wants a wiki-shaped second brain that compiles sources and flags contradictions.
Writer, consultant, teacher, or PM. Obsidian or Notion is their home base. Wants the LLM Wiki idea without the install dance.
Every blog post you read here is labeled for at least one of these three personas. If a post isn’t for you, it says so in the first paragraph so you can keep scrolling.
The free parts stay free forever. The single product paying the bills right now is:
CLAUDE.md / schema.md templates plus ingest scripts and a video walkthrough. One-time purchase, no subscription.A few additional formats (Research Edition, Obsidian Vault, Notion Template) are on the roadmap, but we are deliberately listing them only as roadmap on the Templates page — no separate waitlists, no specific dates — until the Starter Kit is in readers' hands. We would rather under-promise and ship than the other way around.
We also send an occasional newsletter with new schema patterns and community discussions worth your time. No fixed schedule, no upsell, one-click unsubscribe. We don’t run display ads, we don’t take sponsorships that aren’t labeled, and we don’t sell your email. That’s it.
Best way to reach us: hello@aillm.wiki. We read every email. If you found a factual error, cite the source and we’ll fix it within 48 hours and credit you in the changelog.
All original writing on aillm.wiki is published under CC BY 4.0 — reuse freely with attribution. Paid templates and schemas have their own license, spelled out at the point of purchase.