An LLM-Augmented Work Wiki

I like to maintain my own personal set of Markdown notes for work. The act of typing ideas and information helps me process them mentally. I tend to organise my notes as a series of daily notes with links to longer-lived reference notes for concepts or projects. I switched from NotePlan to Obsidian as a veneer over the Markdown files a while back. I didn’t have a need for NotePlan’s task management infrastructure. Obsidian is free and has loads of plugins if you want to cut loose on extending it. I recently started a new job, which meant creating a brand-new vault, and I felt like giving the LLM Wiki approach a crack. Ultimately, having a robot do all the wiki bookkeeping for me feels like a worthwhile experiment. The overall workflow is simple: I write in my daily note throughout the day, and I ask an LLM to process it at the end of the day. The LLM pulls down relevant meeting transcripts and whatever else it can find, then links everything together in long-lived notes covering…