Karpathy's llm-wiki gist crosses 5,000 stars and 4,000+ forks.

The pattern is simple: drop sources in a folder, have an LLM extract entities and concepts into cross-referenced wiki pages, then answer future questions from the wiki instead of a fresh web search (gist). The fork-to-star ratio is the interesting metric. 4,000 forks against 5,000 stars means people are running it, not bookmarking it. A second wave of teardown-shaped content is appearing, practitioners documenting where the pattern breaks rather than tutorializing it. A single markdown file is getting adapted into personal knowledge pipelines faster than most frameworks get installed.