How do I manage my local Wiki?
Browse and edit your Markdown Wiki, organize projects, topics, people, prompts, and tasks, follow backlinks, and trace notes to their source sessions.
The Local Wiki is a local Markdown knowledge base for projects, topics, people, prompts, and tasks. When AI extraction is enabled, OneMira can suggest updates or write them according to the selected auto-index mode.
Where do I browse the Local Wiki?
Navigate your knowledge graph with the sidebar, and read or edit pages in the distraction-free detail view.
How do I maintain Wiki content?
Use explicit agent instructions
External AI clients may use files such as CLAUDE.md or AGENTS.md for project-specific instructions. This behavior belongs to the selected client; OneMira does not create or enforce those files automatically.
# Project Context Synchronization ## Auto-Sync Action Rules Whenever a new voice note is synced to /raw: - Extract Action Items into tasks.md - Cross-link pages with [[Wiki Links]]
Run a verified extraction job
After C1 sync and local transcription finish, the session is available as Markdown. You can start a configured AI extraction job from the app or CLI and then review its proposed Wiki changes.
$ mira session list --limit 5 $ mira ai run <prompt-id> --session <session-id> $ mira wiki list --kind topics
Compounding Queries
A connected AI client can compare source sessions and draft a durable Wiki note. Ask it to show the proposed Markdown and source session IDs before writing the file.
USER: Compare the auth sessions and cite each session ID. AGENT: I found two relevant sessions. Here is a sourced draft. USER: Write the reviewed draft to wiki/topics/auth-comparison.md.
Readable files with a local index
Wiki content is stored as plain .md files on your computer. OneMira also maintains a local SQLite-backed index for search and application state. You can inspect the Markdown in Obsidian or VS Code and version it with Git.