Init
Init scaffolds a self-contained knowledge base directory in plain markdown that enables persistent memory across coding sessions. It sets up OKF v0.1-compliant note storage, memory protocols for agent read/write rules, a capture inbox, and vendored CLI tooling—all without requiring a database or external server.
Init scaffolds a markdown-based knowledge base folder with OKF v0.1 compliance and cross-session agent memory.
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Init scaffolds a markdown-based knowledge base folder with OKF v0.1 compliance and cross-session agent memory. Init scaffolds a self-contained knowledge base directory in plain markdown that enables persistent memory across coding sessions. It sets up OKF v0.1-compliant note storage, memory protocols for agent read/write rules, a capture inbox, and vendored CLI tooling—all without requiring a database or external server.
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- Init bootstraps your project by creating a structured markdown-based knowledge base directory.
- Init's initialization setup creates a complete self-contained directory structure for persistent memory.
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What does Init do?
Init scaffolds a self-contained knowledge base directory in plain markdown that enables persistent memory across coding sessions. It sets up OKF v0.1-compliant note storage, memory protocols for agent read/write rules, a capture inbox, and vendored CLI tooling—all without requiring a database or external server.
How do I initialize a system with Init?
Init bootstraps your project by creating a structured markdown-based knowledge base directory. Run the init command to set up OKF v0.1-compliant note storage, configure memory protocols for agent read/write rules, establish a capture inbox, and install vendored CLI tooling. No database or external server is needed.
What is the initialization setup process?
Init's initialization setup creates a complete self-contained directory structure for persistent memory. It configures note storage following OKF v0.1 standards, establishes memory protocols defining how agents read and write to your knowledge base, sets up a capture inbox for new information, and includes vendored CLI tools for immediate use.
Can Init initialize a project without external dependencies?
Yes. Init creates a fully functional knowledge base that operates independently—no database or external server required. All components, including CLI tooling, are vendored within the initialized directory, making your project portable and self-sufficient across coding sessions.
What memory protocols does Init set up?
Init establishes memory protocols that define agent read/write rules for your knowledge base. These protocols govern how information flows into and out of your OKF v0.1-compliant note storage, ensuring consistent access patterns and maintaining data integrity within the capture inbox and persistent memory system.
Getting started with Init—what's included?
Init provides everything needed to begin: a markdown-based knowledge base directory, OKF v0.1-compliant note storage structure, memory protocols for agent interactions, a capture inbox for new entries, and vendored CLI tooling. Your project is immediately ready for persistent memory across sessions without setup overhead.
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