EndlessWiki (www.endlesswiki.com)

EndlessWiki is a live, Wikipedia‑inspired site that generates encyclopedia pages on demand from a large language model. When a user clicks a link, the system checks an archive; if the page doesn’t exist it calls Groq’s moonshotai/kimi-k2-instruct-0905 model to synthesize the article, saves the result to the archive, and serves the cached copy to future visitors. New pages can only be reached by following links from existing articles—direct navigation to unknown slugs is blocked—so the namespace grows only through link-driven discovery. Built by Sean Goedecke, the project is explicit about risk: all content is LLM-generated and should be treated with caution. For the AI/ML community EndlessWiki is a compact, practical experiment in using generative models as collective knowledge engines. Technically noteworthy aspects include on‑demand generation with persistent caching (reducing repeated compute and creating stable artifacts for analysis), a link-only discovery constraint that throttles combinatorial page growth, and the use of Groq’s moonshotai model as the generator. That combination makes it useful for probing model knowledge, observing hallucination patterns over time, studying how prompt/model choices shape emergent narratives, and exploring human-in-the-loop curation or moderation strategies. Its simplicity makes it a convenient testbed for research into reproducibility, content validation, and the socio-technical governance of automated knowledge bases.