export-okf

name	export-okf
triggers	export to okf, export my knowledge, make an okf bundle, open knowledge format, export my context, share my vault
description	Use when the user wants to export their DotAIOS knowledge into an Open Knowledge Format (OKF) bundle, or asks to produce, share, or hand off a portable copy of their context/vault/projects. Gates any external sharing behind the user's own decision.
when_to_use	export to okf · export my knowledge · make an okf bundle · open knowledge format · export my context · share my vault

export-okf

Export your DotAIOS knowledge (context, vault, projects, decisions, connections) into an Open Knowledge Format (OKF v0.1) bundle — plain markdown + YAML frontmatter, git-shaped, readable by any OKF tool. OKF is treated as plumbing: the bundle is a disposable projection, not a migration. Your source files are never modified.

How to run

Use only the current host-managed candidate_invocation: launch its executable with its argv_prefix followed by one of these argument arrays, without a shell. Stop if the object is absent.

["export-okf"]
["export-okf","--out","<output-folder>"]
["export-okf","--path","<aios-folder>"]

It injects the OKF-required type field at export, generates index.md per directory plus a bundle-root index.md declaring okf_version: "0.1", and rewrites resolvable [[wikilinks]] to absolute /path.md links.

The one rule

The bundle is produced locally only. Producing it is not publishing it. Sharing it, committing it, hosting it, or handing it to someone else is the user's explicit decision — never do it automatically. Review first:

open <aios>/build/okf-export/index.md

When NOT to use

• To "convert" your AIOS to OKF in place. Don't — export is read-only by design; your folder stays DotAIOS-native.
• To build storage, serving, or auth on top of OKF. Out of scope (OKF non-goals).