github atomicstrata/llm-wiki-compiler v1.4.0
1.4.0

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llmwiki 1.4.0 is available on npm latest. Continue installing the standard package; its matching core and local-workflow dependencies are installed automatically.

npm install --global llm-wiki-compiler@1.4.0
llmwiki --version

Highlights

  • Review generated answers before publication and approve candidate batches with shared finalization.
  • Reuse source extraction and prompt prefixes, with grounded query reporting and embedding fallback enabled by default.
  • Keep personal/project Claude coding instructions out of generated wiki pages and answers while retaining existing Claude login.
  • Clarify target-first wiki-link aliases and ship an optional read-only source-review cockpit.
  • Split the SDK implementation into matching compiler, core, and local-workflow packages while retaining the standard entry point.

Upgrade notes

Experimental artifact and workflow types can require consumer updates. Newly generated concept pages record prompt version v6; upgrading alone does not regenerate unchanged sources. Use compile --review to inspect source-triggered updates before approval.

Read the SDK upgrade notes and full changelog.

Validation and limits

The stable source passed hosted build/tests, type checks, codebase health, release preflight, and registry/fresh-install verification. Its runtime is unchanged from RC3, which passed live synthetic-fixture acceptance with an existing Claude login and Voyage embeddings: compile, review approval, cited answers, and semantic retrieval without fallback. An actual 1.3.0 fixture upgraded to RC3 preserved unchanged concept pages, accepted a source update with v6 provenance, and answered old and new facts with resolved citations.

The existing source-line citation lint rule can warn on query answers that use valid wiki-page citations. Native Windows and broad provider/platform coverage are outside the live acceptance scope.

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