Portable Agent Skills for building and maintaining Open Knowledge Format project wikis in plain Markdown.
Install
npx skills add stjbrown/agent-knowledgegh skill install stjbrown/agent-knowledgegit clone --depth 1 https://github.com/stjbrown/agent-knowledgeSkills in this collection
- KbStephen BrownPortable OKF knowledge bundle for coding-agent memory and LLM wikis. Use when the user wants to start a wiki, ingest a source, document a repository, query project knowledge with citations, lint for drift, or visualize connections; whenever a repo has a knowledge/ bundle that should inform the task; and when another kb-* skill needs the shared spec, glossary, templates, or trust model.
- Kb DocumentStephen BrownDocument and refresh a software repository in an OKF knowledge bundle. Use when the user asks to document this repo, codebase, architecture, developer workflows, or operational behavior; create repository knowledge; or bring existing repository documentation up to date after code changes. Treats the repository as live, read-only evidence rather than source material to copy or retire.
- Kb IngestStephen BrownIngest a source into the knowledge bundle. Use when the user wants to capture, ingest, file, process, or "add this" — a note, transcript, email, PDF, image, web page, or any raw source — into a knowledge/ bundle, or drops content for processing.
- Kb InitStephen BrownScaffold a new OKF knowledge bundle in this project — run when starting a wiki or adding a bundle under knowledge/.
- Kb LintStephen BrownHealth-check a knowledge bundle for conformance and drift; optionally auto-fix safe issues.
- Kb QueryStephen BrownAnswer from the knowledge bundle. Use when the user asks what they/the project know about something, wants to look something up, explore connections, or compare things that live in a knowledge/ bundle — and when any task would be informed by an existing bundle, consult it here before answering from scratch.
- Kb VisualizeStephen BrownRender a knowledge bundle as an interactive graph — native UI where the host supports it, otherwise a self-contained HTML artifact.