Merges ~/ck3-knowledge and ~/kcd-knowledge, which were 90% duplicate code and
neither of which had ever been committed anywhere.
Works on any wiki, not just MediaWiki:
- sources.py splits the engine-specific parts (enumerate, fetch) behind a Source
protocol. MediaWikiSource is preferred whenever an api.php exists;
SitemapHtmlSource handles custom engines with no API (verified on Fextralife).
Everything downstream was already source-agnostic.
- scripts/detect_wiki.py probes /api.php, /w/api.php then /sitemap.xml and prints
the config to use. The API path and article URL vary independently — Fandom
serves /api.php but /wiki/{Title}.
- Profiles are plain env files, since config.py was already fully env-driven.
Per-wiki behaviour that must be measured rather than assumed:
- Subpage policy. On the CK3 wiki "A/B" is a mod; on the KCD wiki it is the
sequel, and rejecting subpages deletes 441 pages of wanted content.
- Noise sections. "Other languages" tables were 7% of KCD chunks and matched
English queries by repeating every title in eight languages.
- Variant tagging for wikis covering two editions, with scopes that exclude the
other edition but keep both/unknown pages.
Build performance: length bucketing in embed_efficiently is 2.7x (fastembed pads
each batch to its longest member; 184-char median vs 2000-char max). With noise
sections that is 61 min -> 20 min on a 6,140-page wiki at half the workers.
Fandom portable-infoboxes are transformed to tables before markdownify —
otherwise stat values survive but detach from their labels.
100% branch coverage, ruff clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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NOTICE
This project creates a personal, offline searchable mirror of the Crusader Kings III Wiki for use as a local retrieval/RAG knowledge base.
- Wiki text content is authored by the CK3 wiki community and is generally available under CC BY-SA 4.0. Original content and attribution belong to the wiki and its contributors.
- Crusader Kings III and related names are trademarks of Paradox Interactive. This project is unofficial and not affiliated with or endorsed by Paradox.
- The scraper is intended for personal, non-redistributive use. It fetches
through the public MediaWiki API with a descriptive User-Agent,
maxlag, single-flight ~1 req/s rate limiting, and exponential backoff — following MediaWiki API:Etiquette. - The generated
corpus/andindex/are not committed to git and are not meant to be republished. Each mirrored page retains a link back to its source URL.