Idea Wiki
A compiled encyclopedia of 106 articles on the ideas behind the keynotes: theses, concepts, frameworks and evidence, each with a maturity and a confidence.
Ideas accumulate in notes, transcripts and articles faster than anyone can re-read them. Raw notes are honest but unusable as a reference; a hand-curated wiki goes stale within weeks.
raw sources land in one folder: notes, transcripts, articles, research
a compile pass turns them into encyclopedia entries with sources
each article carries a maturity (seed to cornerstone) and a confidence
a master index is the first stop for any question
incremental recompiles keep entries current; contradictions are logged, never silently resolved
- 106 articles across thesis, concept and framework sections, twenty of them cornerstone-grade
- Compiled, not written by hand: the compile pipeline reads the raw folder and rewrites entries with citations
- Query order is fixed: index, then the compiled page, then semantic search, then the immutable source for verification
- Open contradictions live in a ledger that is checked before any fact is asserted
Keynote prep, article research and concept work start from a reference that is already argued and sourced, instead of from a pile of notes.