About Spokes.wiki

Spokes.wiki is a family of small, focused research wikis — one per topic — that are written and maintained by a language model rather than by hand. A person curates sources; the model reads each one, summarizes it, files it under the right wiki, links it to related pages, and keeps the running synthesis up to date.

The system is organized as a hub and spokes. Each spoke is a self-contained wiki with its own pages, source archive, and evolving thesis. When a new source arrives, a router classifies it and sends it to the spoke whose subject it best fits; if nothing fits yet, it waits until enough related sources arrive to justify a new spoke.

Every claim on a page traces back to the source it came from, and when two sources disagree the wiki keeps both and flags the conflict rather than silently overwriting one. The goal is a densely cross-linked, honestly-sourced reference that grows a little every day.

Browse from the sidebar, or search across every spoke.