LA3D-LLM-Agents federation · knowledge bundle
A knowledge bundle that teaches you about the llm-wiki-memory-template: what it is, how to install and operate it, its wiki conventions, knowledge-graph pipeline, extension, and team workflow.
The bundle itself is an LLM-authored wiki of interlinked Markdown pages. It is meant to be read by an LLM: you point your agent at it and ask questions, and it answers from the bundle's cited pages. This site is the human-facing front door and the home for supplementary material; the knowledge lives in the wiki.
This bundle doubles as a worked example. The how-to walks you end to end: instantiate from the template, author the wiki, publish, enroll in the federation, and (optionally) add a supplementary site like this one.
Read: Creating a Knowledge Bundle →With the agent-comms feature enabled in your own template project, ask this bundle directly. Two equivalent forms:
Slash command (in Claude Code) — the question does not need quotes; everything after the agent id is taken as the question:
/ask llm-wiki-KB What is the llm-wiki template and how do I install it?
Underlying script — the question must be quoted as a single argument (the script takes exactly two arguments):
bash scripts/agent-comms/ask.sh llm-wiki-KB "What is the llm-wiki template and how do I install it?"
Both resolve llm-wiki-KB against the federation index, shallow-clone the bundle's wiki, and run your LLM over its Markdown. Omit the agent id to use discovery mode: it reads the federation's agent Cards (their descriptions, topics, and capabilities) to find a match for your question — /ask selects the matching bundle, while the script lists the candidate Cards for you to pick. You can also just clone the wiki and point any LLM session at the directory.
The bundle stays text-first; supplementary artifacts live here as pointer targets, not substitutes for the wiki pages. The first published artifact is this bundle's own test harness, and it doubles as an example of what a bundle can ship alongside the wiki.
The harness pairs the question set with gold-standard answers so an LLM's responses (via ask) can be graded for both correctness and honest reporting: each answer lists the facts it must include and the caveats it must not violate (for example, not presenting a planned feature as shipped).
Q: What does instantiate.sh do?
Answer: Substitutes placeholders, initializes the wiki sub-repo,
configures the agent overlay, then self-deletes.
Must include: placeholder substitution; wiki sub-repo init;
overlay config; self-deletes
Source: Installation-and-Setup
Caveat (must not violate): it is absent from an instantiated
repo because it self-deleted after a successful run