Kompyla: an open-source LLM compiler that turns scattered sources into a self-updating wiki

A developer released Kompyla, an MIT-licensed, self-hosted research agent that ingests web pages, arXiv preprints, GitHub repos, RSS feeds, and YouTube transcripts on a schedule and compiles them into a structured, cited wiki. It ships as a standalone CLI, Streamlit UI, and Docker app, plus a thinner Agent Skill that lets coding agents such as Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex drive an existing knowledge base using the host's own model. The package is installable via pip.

- Kompyla is a self-hosted, MIT-licensed research agent: point it at a domain, and it pulls in web pages, arXiv preprints, GitHub repos, RSS feeds, and YouTube transcripts on a schedule, then compiles them into a structured, cited wiki. - It ships two ways: a standalone CLI + Streamlit UI + Docker app, and a separate, much thinner Agent Skill that lets a coding agent Claude Code, Cursor, Codex drive an existing KB directly, reusing the host's own model. - pip install kompyla is live today. - Github repository: https://github.com/damien220/kompyla https://github.com/damien220/kompyla For further actions, you may consider blocking this person and/or reporting abuse https://dev.to/report-abuse