Research Automation
Contents
Research Automation System
Overview
The LLM-Wiki features an automated research system that continuously discovers, researches, and evolves content based on current trends and developments.
How It Works
1. Automated Research Pipeline
# Daily research scan
python3 /home/dv/hugo-llm-wiki/scripts/research-automation.py
2. Research Topics
The system researches four key areas:
- Hugo Documentation Automation Patterns: Latest Hugo automation techniques and best practices
- LLM-Powered Knowledge Bases: Advances in AI-powered documentation systems
- Self-Discovering Documentation Systems: Systems that automatically identify and connect related concepts
- AI Content Evolution Strategies: Methods for continuous content improvement
3. Content Generation
Each research topic generates:
- Markdown content with proper Hugo front matter
- Source attribution for credibility
- Related topic suggestions for self-discovery
- Evolution tracking for continuous improvement
4. Integration Points
- Hugo Content Pipeline: New content is automatically added to
/content/topics/ - Svelte Dashboard: Real-time research updates in the web interface
- Discord Integration: Research notifications and user feedback collection
Configuration
Research Frequency
# config.toml
[params.research]
scanFrequency = "daily"
sources = ["official", "academic", "recent"]
topics = ["Hugo automation", "LLM systems", "documentation systems"]
Quality Control
- Source Filtering: Official documentation, academic papers, recent developments
- Content Scoring: Relevance and credibility metrics
- Update Threshold: Minimum 80% quality score for publication
Future Enhancements
- Semantic Analysis: Automatic topic relationship mapping
- User Feedback Integration: Community-driven content refinement
- Real-time Updates: Live research integration
- Multi-language Support: Research in multiple languages
Usage
Manual Research Run
cd /home/dv/hugo-llm-wiki
python3 scripts/research-automation.py
Scheduled Updates
The system can be configured to run automatically via cron:
# Add to crontab
0 0 * * * cd /home/dv/hugo-llm-wiki && python3 scripts/research-automation.py >> logs/research.log 2>&1