I used Andrej Karpathy's prompt on X for the AI to construct the wiki. I use the AI chatbot called Claude (claude.ai), and it went ahead and constructed the framework of the WiKi. This framework was constructed within an Obsidian vault called Pi-Journals. Obsidian is a free app that you can download for the Mac.
Once the Wiki framework was constructed, I placed PDFs of each Pi Journal into it, using a drag-and-drop approach. I told Claude to ingest the PDFs into the Wiki. It read the contents of each journal and created entries in the Wiki. It also linked the concepts, people, and entities discussed in each journal article. This was all done automatically without any human input. I learned a lot about the Pi by reading the Wiki entries.
I was viewing the Wiki in the Obsidian app which has a graph visualization tool that shows all the nodes and links between them.
In order to export the contents of the Wiki into a form suitable for a website, I asked Claude to create a website version that could be hosted by wap.org. Claude matched the color scheme of the target website and created the HTML code for the site in a folder.
I created and archive of that folder and sent to Lawrence Charters, our webmaster. He then incorporated it into our website.