# PKM AI Wiki Is Live Quick one: I just shipped a new public wiki dedicated to [[Personal Knowledge Management (PKM)]] — the [[PKM AI Wiki]], live at https://pkm-wiki.knowii.net. Two things to be upfront about. First, **the articles are AI-generated**. Second — and this is the part that matters — they are not generated from nothing. The whole corpus is grounded in **my own [[Obsidian]] vault**: years of notes, highlights, book summaries, newsletter research, conversations, and practice. The AI does the synthesis and the writing, working from a dedicated PKM wiki folder I curate inside the vault. I review what gets surfaced. The framing, the structure, and the editorial direction are mine. So it's not "AI slop on PKM." It's closer to: take everything I've collected and thought about over the years, hand it to an AI that knows how to write atomic, cross-linked articles, and turn it into a browsable reference site anyone can use. Under the hood it's built with the [[AI Wiki Template]] I also shipped today — a Tailwind v4 static-site generator with a knowledge graph, search, and theming. Deploys to [[Cloudflare Pages]]; source lives in its own repo. ## Why I built this I've been using [[LLM Wiki|LLM Wikis]] more and more lately — inside my vault, as a way to explore and learn new things. The pattern is incredibly powerful: pick a topic, let an agent generate a small constellation of atomic, cross-linked articles grounded in my notes, then read, refine, and follow the threads. It's a fundamentally different mode of learning compared to scrolling through articles or watching videos. It compounds. So I got curious: what would it take to turn one of these AI wikis into a full-blown public website? It turned out to be surprisingly little. **The template and the PKM Wiki site together took about an hour to build.** And now I have a template I can reuse to do the same thing for any other topic — even faster the next time. That's the broader lesson here, and it's worth flagging. As I wrote about in [[2026-05-12 HTML as the New AI Output Format]] and [[Structuring AI responses as HTML]], HTML remains the ideal format for exploring ideas. It can carry interactive patterns, visualizations, animations, embedded media, knowledge graphs, search — things plain Markdown can't. The path from raw Markdown knowledge to a richly interactive site is now short enough that you don't really think about it; you just do it. The possibilities are genuinely endless. If you care about [[Zettelkasten Method|Zettelkasten]], [[Atomic Notes]], [[Evergreen Notes]], [[Second Brain]] systems, [[Tools for Thought]], or just want a structured map of the PKM space, go poke around. Articles are interlinked, the graph view actually helps, and search is instant. Site: <https://pkm-wiki.knowii.net> Source: <https://github.com/dsebastien/ai-wiki-pkm> Template (also open source): <https://github.com/dsebastien/ai-wiki-template> ## References - [PKM AI Wiki](https://pkm-wiki.knowii.net) - [Source code (GitHub)](https://github.com/dsebastien/ai-wiki-pkm) - [AI Wiki Template (GitHub)](https://github.com/dsebastien/ai-wiki-template) ## Related - [[PKM AI Wiki]] - [[AI Wiki Template]] - [[LLM Wiki]] - [[2026-05-12 HTML as the New AI Output Format]] - [[Structuring AI responses as HTML]] - [[Personal Knowledge Management (PKM)]] - [[Obsidian Starter Kit]] - [[Knowii Community]]