MCP ConfigsMay 12, 2026·2 min read

LLM Wiki — Local Research Wiki via MCP

LLM Wiki turns a local folder into a Markdown wiki + SQLite index, then lets Claude connect over MCP to read sources and keep pages/citations updated.

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Intro

LLM Wiki turns a local folder into a Markdown wiki + SQLite index, then lets Claude connect over MCP to read sources and keep pages/citations updated.

  • Best for: researchers who want a local, reviewable wiki that compounds over time instead of one-off summaries
  • Works with: Python 3.11+ + Node.js 20+; local web UI; Claude via MCP; filesystem-first storage
  • Setup time: 20–45 minutes

Practical Notes

  • Quant: the quick start calls out Python 3.11+ and Node.js 20+ as requirements.
  • Quant: the default local ports are :3000 (web) and :8000 (API), with a local SQLite index under .llmwiki/.

Main

A safe operating loop:

  1. Keep sources immutable: point LLM Wiki at your research folder; it writes only to wiki/ and .llmwiki/.
  2. Ask for diffs: have Claude propose page edits and review them like code (git diff, PRs).
  3. Scope by workspace: one folder = one MCP entry, so cross-project access stays explicit.

If you want richer PDF extraction, the README suggests optional OCR upgrades; start with the default local stack first.

FAQ

Q: Does it move my files? A: No—README says source files stay where they are; it adds wiki/ + .llmwiki/.

Q: Can I run it without cloud services? A: Yes—local indexing and storage are the default; basic usage needs no API keys.

Q: How do I connect Claude? A: Run ./llmwiki mcp-config <folder> and paste the JSON snippet into your Claude config.

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Source & Thanks

Source: https://github.com/lucasastorian/llmwiki > License: Apache-2.0 > GitHub stars: 873 · forks: 136

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