A curated GitHub catalog, Awesome-OKF, aggregates Open Knowledge Format (OKF) resources — tools, plugins, skills, proposals, and documentation. OKF is positioned as an agent-friendly knowledge format that is YAML-driven, agent-searchable, and MCP-ready. It gives developers building agent workflows a single entry point for the emerging ecosystem.
A tool that lets users upload OKF bundles (zip, md, or json) and then structure, visualize, and ask questions across the content without writing markdown and YAML by hand. It uses LLMs to enable chat-based interaction with the knowledge base, making it easier for people and AI agents to read and query structured knowledge.
A tool that lets users upload OKF bundles (zip, md, or json) and then structure, visualize, and ask questions across the content without writing markdown and YAML by hand. It uses LLMs to enable chat-based interaction with the knowledge base, making it easier for people and AI agents to read and query structured knowledge.
okfctl is a command-line tool for managing Open Knowledge Format (OKF) bundles, which are used in knowledge bases, second brains, and LLM-Wikis. It provides validation, linting, analysis, search, serving, and management capabilities. The tool is distributed as a Go binary and includes agent plugin and skills, aiming to complement the OKF specification.
okfctl is a command-line tool for managing Open Knowledge Format (OKF) bundles, which are used in knowledge bases, second brains, and LLM-Wikis. It provides validation, linting, analysis, search, serving, and management capabilities. The tool is distributed as a Go binary and includes agent plugin and skills, aiming to complement the OKF specification.
Agent Plugins, an open format for packaging portable capabilities for AI agents, has reached a 1.0.0 Working Draft. It aims to replace the need to rebuild Skill + MCP setups for each agent client by packaging portable parts once. The spec is developed openly with contributions from Amazon and others.
Agent Plugins, an open format for packaging portable capabilities for AI agents, has reached a 1.0.0 Working Draft. It aims to replace the need to rebuild Skill + MCP setups for each agent client by packaging portable parts once. The spec is developed openly with contributions from Amazon and others.
Kiso is an open-source publishing engine for the Open Knowledge Format (OKF). People and AI agents write markdown files, and Kiso publishes a static website consumable by humans (HTML) and agents (markdown), including via an MCP server. It targets companies wanting a single source of truth readable by both audiences without a proprietary knowledge store.
Kiso is an open-source publishing engine for the Open Knowledge Format (OKF). People and AI agents write markdown files, and Kiso publishes a static website consumable by humans (HTML) and agents (markdown), including via an MCP server. It targets companies wanting a single source of truth readable by both audiences without a proprietary knowledge store.
A platform for discovering, comparing, and sharing .md files, skills, and instruction files used to configure AI agents. It solves the problem of losing or not knowing which instruction files to use across agent setups. Aimed at people running agentic development workflows.
A platform for discovering, comparing, and sharing .md files, skills, and instruction files used to configure AI agents. It solves the problem of losing or not knowing which instruction files to use across agent setups. Aimed at people running agentic development workflows.