SrsBlack/ict-knowledge-library – Structured, LLM‑Maintainable Wiki of Inner Circle Trader Concepts

Trading teams that rely on Inner Circle Trader (ICT) terminology often grapple with fragmented documentation scattered across videos, X threads, and forum posts. The inconsistency makes it hard to reason about concepts like “order blocks,” “fair‑value gaps,” or “killzones” in a repeatable way. The SrsBlack/ict-knowledge‑library tackles this problem by turning the ICT lexicon into a single, canonical wiki that can be consumed by RAG pipelines, agent frameworks, and developer tools without manual re‑derivation each query. The repository follows Andrej Karpathy’s LLM Wiki pattern. It is organized into three layers: raw sources (tracked in SOURCES.md), the wiki (226 concept files under concepts/), and a schema (AGENTS.md that defines how an LLM ingests new material, answers questions, and lints the wiki). Each concept lives in its own markdown file, named by a stable identifier (e.g., concepts/01‑market‑structure/). The files are self‑contained, containing a fixed set of top‑matter fields (Category, Aliases, ICT Confidence, Year Introduced, Source IDs, Tags) and sections (Definition, Formula, Examples, Common Mistakes, Related Concepts, Citations). A machine‑readable JSON block at the bottom provides a deterministic `id` that matches the filename, enabling reliable indexing and look‑up by automated systems. From an engineering standpoint,