Knoll: Creating a Knowledge Ecosystem for Large Language Models
summary
Knoll is a browser extension that lets users create, share, and import self-contained knowledge modules clipped from the web or authored in Google Docs and GitHub and injects them into ChatGPT and Claude queries. A router scores and reranks modules to fit context windows; latency is ~250 ms. A two-month public deployment reaches 200 users, logs 14,000 queries, and shows users prefer Knoll-augmented answers over baseline GPT-4o for 81.5% preference when external knowledge is needed.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:24Problem with generic LLM advice
- 2:49Vision for knowledge modules
- 4:11System design and features
- 6:39Real-time knowledge integration
- 7:00User study and evaluation
- 8:25User behavior in ecosystem
- 9:48Conclusion and future work
- 10:08Q&A session
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