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2. AI Wiki — Living Knowledge Graph
Roles: Automation Engineer · AI Systems Builder
Tools: n8n · Claude API · Obsidian · Web Scraping
The Problem
The AI tools and creator landscape moves too fast to track manually. Keeping up with who's building what, which tools connect, and how the ecosystem maps together was impossible without a system.
What I Built
An automated AI wiki using n8n and Claude that continuously scrapes, summarises, and maps the AI ecosystem into an Obsidian knowledge graph. Every node is a tool, creator, or concept. Every connection is a real relationship. The graph updates automatically as new content is published.
Result
A living, searchable map of the AI ecosystem — hundreds of interconnected nodes covering tools, creators, workflows, and platforms. Zero manual curation.
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