What Is an LLM Wiki? A Simple Guide to Karpathy's Personal Knowledge System
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Drop in a document, an image, a page or a whole static website and get a link you can send to anyone. Free, and live at your-name.99helpers.site in less than 10 seconds.
Drop a file, a folder, or a .zip
A single file up to 25.0 MB, or a whole site up to 100.0 MB
You'll create an account once your file is ready to go live — that's the only step that needs one.
Static hosting without the deployment pipeline.
No repository, no build command, no FTP client. Drag the file in, choose an address, and the page is live.
PDFs and images render in the browser. Documents, spreadsheets and archives download with the right name. Over 200 formats, handled properly.
Short enough to say out loud: your-name.99helpers.site. Not a generated string of random words.
Publish again to the same address and the link keeps working. Every version is kept, so a wrong change is one click from undone.
Add a password and visitors meet a lock screen first. Useful for a proposal going to one client, or a draft for three colleagues.
A REST API for your scripts, and an MCP server so an AI can publish what it just built and hand you the link.
Three ready-made pages, live right now at their own addresses. Publish any of them as your own in one click — then replace it with your own file whenever you like.
One HTML file · 58.7 KB
A consulting proposal where the reader ticks the services they actually want and the total updates as they go. All the logic sits in the page itself, so there's no backend and nothing to keep running — and the link can be re-sent as the scope changes, because publishing a new version keeps the same address.
Send a link instead of a PDF attachment nobody can interact with.
proposal-example.99helpers.siteOne HTML file · 22.2 KB
A three-question quiz that sinks you further into the ocean with every right answer. It's a single file with its own animation and state — the kind of thing an AI can write for you in a couple of minutes, which then has nowhere to live until you give it an address.
Anything a browser can run works, with no build step to configure.
descent-quiz-example.99helpers.site3 files · 11.7 KB
A small static site: the page, its stylesheet and its assets, dropped in as a folder. Everything resolves the way it does on your own machine, and the address is short enough to say out loud in an interview.
A folder or .zip becomes a whole site, links between files intact.
resume-example.99helpers.siteWhen a page isn't enough
Hosting gets it online. If people then start asking questions about it, 99helpers answers them for you — on the same account, with nothing new to set up.
Point it at the pages you've published and it answers questions about them — accurately, with citations, around the clock.
How the AI chatbot worksTurn what you host into a browsable, searchable knowledge base, so the same answers work whether someone asks or looks.
See the help centreForms and feature requests attached to what you've published, so you hear what's missing instead of guessing.
See the feedback centreChoose the plan that works best for you.
All plans include our full suite of features: AI chatbot, help center, and feedback center
Everything people ask before they drop their first file in.
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