LLM Wiki – Open-Source Implementation of Karpathy's LLM Wiki
Automates wiki bookkeeping so LLMs update cross-references while you just drop in raw sources.
A simple CLI for linking repositories for LLM reference to a well known location
Keeps a single cached store of repos and gives you an interactive CLI to link them into .llm/reference so you can check a small dotllm.json into projects and run dotllm sync on fresh clones. It’s a pragmatic, low-fuss alternative to submodules or ad-hoc scripts — nicely opinionated — but the project could use clearer docs around cross-platform behaviour, conflict resolution, and scalability.
Developers, ML engineers and prompt engineers who use local repository references for LLMs and want an easy way to manage/sync them across machines
Automates wiki bookkeeping so LLMs update cross-references while you just drop in raw sources.
O(1) fork latency makes tree search 1000x faster than vLLM for agentic workloads.
Standard C++ optimization techniques demonstrated in a YouTube tutorial format.
Handy CLI that actually pulls a repo and runs a battery of concrete heuristics — repo age, README keywords/emoji counts, commit velocity, presence of LLM-tool files, and simple commit-statistics — to guess whether code was prompt-expanded. The rule set is intentionally arbitrary and extensible, which makes this a useful starting point for audits or CI checks, but expect false positives and plan to tune or add rules for your context.
Dual LLM audits on frozen packets with explicit stop states beat fire-and-forget agent loops.
Finally shows you when your Cursor cache expires before you lose money.