map

name	map
description	Generate a self-contained HTML graph of an OKF knowledge bundle (no dependencies, opens in a browser). Use when the user says "visualize my knowledge base", "show me the map", "map my OKF bundle", or wants to see how concepts connect.
argument-hint	<path-to-bundle>
user-invocable	true
allowed-tools	Bash Read

okfm: map

1. Determine the bundle path: use the argument if given, otherwise the bundle the user is working in (the CLI defaults to the current directory .).
2. Run: python "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts" map <path> --name "<bundle name>"
3. Report the output file path and tell the user they can open it by double-clicking. Offer to open it if they want (Start-Process <file> on Windows; open <file> on macOS; xdg-open <file> on Linux).

This only writes viz.html (an output artifact); it never modifies knowledge files.