HimeWiki is a simple wiki engine built with Go + PostgreSQL.
It features a minimal markup language called Nomark and optional
AI-based moderation.
Released under the MIT License.
- Lightweight - runs as a single binary
- Nomark Markup - a simple custom markup language (Markdown / Creole planned)
- PostgreSQL Storage - stores both page content and images in the same DB
- Optional AI Filter - integrates with OpenAI API for spam filtering and style unification
- Go 1.24 or later
- PostgreSQL 15 or later
- Tested on Linux and OpenBSD
- Not tested on macOS, but expected to work anywhere Go and PostgreSQL are available
git clone https://github.com/akikareha/himewiki.git
cd himewiki
makeThis will build the himewiki binary.
Create a PostgreSQL database named himewiki:
createdb himewikiTables and indexes will be created automatically on the first run.
Copy the example config and edit it:
cp config.yaml.example config.yaml(!) config.yaml must exist in the current working directory.
app:
mode: "devel"
addr: ":4444"
database:
host: "localhost"
port: 5432
user: "hime"
password: "SuperStrongPassw0rd"
name: "himewiki"
sslmode: "disable"
site:
base: "https://wiki.example.org/"
name: "HimeWiki"
card: "https://icon.example.org/hime/card.png"Enable AI filtering for posts and images by setting the OpenAI API Key.
To disable a filter, set agent: "nil".
filter:
agent: "ChatGPT" # use "nil" to disable
key: "(Your OpenAI Key Here)"
system: "You are a wiki content filter..."
prompt: "Please rewrite in mild style..."
image-filter:
agent: "ChatGPT" # use "nil" to disable
key: "(Your OpenAI Key Here)"
max-length: 4194304
max-size: 512./himewikiThen open your browser at http://localhost:4444/.
Author: Aki Kareha [email protected]
Although HimeWiki is a hobby project and intentionally kept simple,
its design may be of interest for academic research in fields such as
CSCW, HCI, and NLP.
- CSCW: collaborative editing systems and AI-assisted cooperation
- HCI: user experience and interaction with AI-mediated content
- NLP: style transfer, politeness adjustment, and malicious-to-benevolent text transformation
If you are a researcher looking for an experimental platform, feel free to
fork this project
and extend it for your study.
HimeWiki itself will remain minimal, but we encourage forks to explore research-oriented features such as:
- logging raw user input (before AI filtering)
- tracking user behavior for analysis
- comparing AI-filtered vs. original edits
- experimenting with different filtering prompts and styles
We would be delighted if HimeWiki could serve as a starting point for future studies.