wiki-export

wiki-import brings a knowledge graph into your vault from two sources: a graph.json file for page stubs with relationships, or an OKF bundle for complete pages with full bodies. Choose how to handle existing pages—merge, skip, or overwrite—and the skill reconstructs frontmatter, wikilinks, and vault metadata automatically.

okf-wiki creates a conforming Open Knowledge Format project: a tree of markdown concept files with YAML frontmatter, a validator, and Claude session hooks that orient the agent on the knowledge base. Use it to initialize a wiki, atlas, or institutional memory in a repo, structure docs with provenance metadata, or populate from existing material.

Okf implements Google's Open Knowledge Format specification, letting you author structured knowledge atoms as YAML-frontmatter Markdown files organized into distributable bundles. Use it to build multi-agent context layers, publish portable knowledge that survives tool changes, and formalize LLM-wiki patterns into a vendor-neutral standard any agent can consume without translation.

okf is a toolkit for building and updating knowledge bundles as directories of markdown files with YAML frontmatter. Create bundles to capture project knowledge like APIs, schemas, and runbooks, maintain them as code and docs evolve, or consume existing bundles to inform your work. The skill enforces the OKF v0.2 spec: every markdown file needs a type field, and everything else follows soft conventions for cross-linking, provenance, and lifecycle tracking.

OKF is knowledge as code: markdown files with YAML frontmatter organized in directories that both humans and agents can read from the same source. Use this skill to author bundles, migrate existing documentation, search and retrieve knowledge, validate structure, or maintain your project's knowledge graph as it evolves.

Okf lets you build, organize, and validate Open Knowledge Format (OKF) bundles—plain markdown files with YAML frontmatter stored in a portable directory structure. Initialize new bundles, author concept documents, generate indexes, and render interactive graph viewers. The format is vendor-neutral and lock-in free, consumable by any tool that reads markdown.