okforge

Maintain the Open Knowledge Format (OKF) knowledge bundle under .okf/. Use whenever the user wants to update, refresh, or regenerate OKF docs, set up an OKF bundle, check OKF conformance, or when source code that the bundle documents (config schemas, web API routes, CLI commands, runtime subsystems, example crews, ADRs) has changed and the docs need to catch up. Three modes: scaffold (create the bundle), refresh (regenerate a folder's docs from current source), and check (conformance and dead-link lint). Prefer this skill over hand-editing .okf/ so the format, the folder<->source mapping, and link integrity stay consistent.

Read-only browser for any Open Knowledge Format (OKF) knowledge bundle — a tree of markdown concept files. Use it whenever the user wants to browse, explore, map, or navigate a knowledge bundle; asks "what concepts are in <bundle>", "what links to X" / "what does X link to", "show me the OKF graph", "find orphan or broken concepts", or "summarize recent changes"; or points at a directory of markdown docs with frontmatter and `index.md` / `log.md` files — even when they never say "OKF". Prefer this skill for any read-only question about such a bundle's structure, concepts, links, or history. It never edits the bundle.