I was at a networking event and LLM-wikis came up. It feels like there's a gap where we can't share our personal knowledge bases easily nor in a decentralized way.
I'm looking for any thoughts on this. What I came up with was an atrium that lives in a personal wiki, a seperate folder that lives as a git repo at user/atrium. Basically, with trusted friends, connections, etc you register their atrium into your personal wiki which lets you publically expose your learned knowledge to others.
This is handled by your favorite agent through commands (CC for now), like /atr-ask and /atr-add [user].
dimapetryshchuk•1h ago
I was at a networking event and LLM-wikis came up. It feels like there's a gap where we can't share our personal knowledge bases easily nor in a decentralized way.
I'm looking for any thoughts on this. What I came up with was an atrium that lives in a personal wiki, a seperate folder that lives as a git repo at user/atrium. Basically, with trusted friends, connections, etc you register their atrium into your personal wiki which lets you publically expose your learned knowledge to others.
This is handled by your favorite agent through commands (CC for now), like /atr-ask and /atr-add [user].
https://github.com/dpetryshchuk/atrium-init