I Built Self-Evolving Claude Code Memory w/ Karpathy's LLM Knowledge Bases
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Andrej Karpathy posted about using LLMs to build personal knowledge bases - raw articles go in, an LLM compiles them into an interconnected wiki, and health checks keep everything consistent. It went massively viral. But here's the thing: the most valuable raw data isn't external articles. It's your own conversations with your agents. Every time you work with Claude Code, you make decisions, discover gotchas, learn patterns, and build up context that vanishes when the session ends or the context window compacts. What if instead of losing all of that, every conversation automatically compiled into a structured knowledge base that gets smarter over time?
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