Buddy v0.1.20

Your personal wiki

Buddy now builds a personal knowledge base for you. When you share ideas, concepts, or reflections worth keeping, Buddy files them into interconnected wiki pages — structured, tagged, and cross-linked so they grow more useful over time.

What you can do now

• Save knowledge from conversation. Say "add this to the wiki" or "save this concept" and Buddy creates a wiki page with key points, examples, tags, and connections to related pages. No setup needed — the wiki bootstraps on first use.
• Search your wiki. Ask about something you've saved before and Buddy searches your pages by title, content, or tags. It reads matched pages before answering, so your accumulated knowledge informs its responses.
• Wiki in your language. Page headings and content are written in your instance language (Spanish or English). Section parsing is positional, so enrichment and cross-links work regardless of heading language.

What changed underneath

• wiki_search finds pages by title, tags, or body content and returns metadata the agent uses to decide what to read.
• wiki_file creates or enriches interconnected markdown pages with frontmatter (tags, summary, sources, dates) and bidirectional backlinks.
• Connection paths from the LLM are normalized to page-relative links, so clicking a connection in the file viewer navigates correctly.
• The glossary (glossary.md) uses the first complete sentence of each summary — no more truncated definitions. tags.md is no longer regenerated on every filing; tag search is handled by wiki_search directly.
• The wiki is always on — no setting to enable. It bootstraps when you first file something.

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