Extending Karpathy's llm-wiki with event-driven doc management

After trying a set of LLM-based and 'claw' personal doc management approaches, I've settled on a pragmatic and practical setup for extending Karpathy's llm-wiki into something I actually use day-to-day. The wiki lives in OneDrive, ingestion is event-driven, and a small Rust daemon called eventic ties the pieces together. This post describes my current semi-matured setup. Compared to other pure markdown/wiki systems, my personal documents (tax files, mail attachments, etc) are a first-class citizen. I also explicitly want on-file-change events to drive my ingestion. A cron heartbeat job scanning filepaths could work, but instead I built a small Rust daemon that keeps track of events and takes an opentelemetry-style approach to tracking events and their origins. More on this later. I called it 'eventic' or 'ev' and it's the core of my personal doc management. Ingestion flow. GPT 5.5 Flows: My system is governed by two types of inputs: Any personal file (pdf, docx, etc) placed in the…