Ben Kamens / Customizing Karpathy's LLM wiki for fighting disease
hstack is a stack of tools and agent specialists built to help those who use LLMs to fight disease, including an LLM-powered "personal disease wiki" inspired by Karpathy's LLM wiki idea.
I now have two ‘personal disease wikis’ managed by AI. One for fighting type 1 diabetes (for myself) and one for multiple sclerosis (for a loved one). They stay up to date with the latest research, trials, technology, and even long-tail tips & tricks from patient communities online (which are often unproven, sometimes controversial, and consistently useful). All of this, plus my personal medical records, gets combined into an organized wiki. The wiki comes with a personalized battle plan, mapping out options so I can be as proactive as possible. This is the result of combining Karpathy’s…
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