OpenWiki Uses Local Scheduled Refresh for Memory
xiaohu · x · 2026-07-11
This post explains OpenWiki's refresh mechanism: instead of relying on a persistent server process, it uses local scheduled tasks to periodically fetch new information and update the wiki.
Because the wiki is hosted on the user's own machine, the refresh process works like other local tools: it runs at the scheduled time, updates the content, and then exits.
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