Hello, this is Practical Developer.
LLM Wiki Course Version 2 is now available!
Existing students can start taking it right away at no additional cost.
In particular, based on feedback such as “It’s difficult to follow at first” and “It would be nice to have more hands-on materials,” this time we improved the explanations and hands-on learning flow so that even those without development knowledge can create their own LLM Wiki.
Version 2: Here’s what’s changed
💻 Without a terminal, in the Codex desktop app
Even those who are unfamiliar with the terminal for entering commands can get started by organizing materials and managing the wiki through conversations in the Codex desktop app.
📋 Enhanced hands-on materials you can follow along with directly
We have supplemented the example materials, copy-and-paste prompts, and step-by-step checkpoints. The guide is structured so you can follow along by executing the steps yourself while watching the video and checking the results.
🏡 A “Real Estate LLM Wiki” Workshop That Non-Developers Can Understand
Create a wiki that gathers and connects real estate policies, local information, community posts, and web clippings.
This is designed to help you understand the process of gathering and using information, even if you are not familiar with development code. It also covers how to apply the methods learned in the exercises to your own areas of interest or work materials.
🤖 Criteria for Choosing the Right AI Model for the Task
Explains the criteria for selecting an AI model depending on the task, such as organizing, comparing, and analyzing materials. You will learn the criteria needed for the exercises by considering response speed, usage, and output quality together.
Choose between Version 1 and Version 2 like this
Version 1 · LLM Wiki for Developers
Using Claude Code and the terminal...use it to build a wiki and leverage work knowledge such as technical documentation, meeting minutes, and development decisions.
Version 2 · LLM Wiki for Getting Started with the Codex App
A course on creating your own wiki using a desktop app and familiar examples, designed with non-developers and beginners in mind.
You can take both versions within a single course. The existing Version 1 is also provided as is.
If you’re just getting started or find the installation and initial setup challenging, try starting with Version 2.
Sections 1, 2, and 3 have been newly added as shown below
There may be some overlap with the introductory explanation from the previous version. Since many people were also satisfied with the existing Version 1 course, we have left it intact from Section 5 onward rather than deleting it, so please keep this in mind.
Thanks to your feedback, I was able to improve the course to make it easier to follow. If you run into any difficulties while taking the course or have any further questions, please leave a comment or contact me at team.pragdev@gmail.com.
Thank you.
Sincerely, Pragmatic Development Team