Google released the Open Knowledge Format a few days ago, an open spec for keeping knowledge as a folder of small linked markdown files an agent can read instead of one giant doc. It’s basically a standard version of the CLAUDE.md pattern a lot of people already do their own way. What it does: I built okf-knowledge, a /okf command for Claude Code that creates, maintains and visualizes these bundles, plus a validator so they don’t quietly go stale. Who it’s for: anyone using Claude Code (or any file-reading agent) on a project big enough that one CLAUDE.md gets unwieldy. Cost: free, open source (MIT), no signup, no paid tier. One Python dependency (PyYAML) for the validator. My relation to it: I made it. It’s an unofficial indie project, vibe-coded and shipped as-is, not affiliated with Google or Anthropic. Repo: https://github.com/sniperunder123/okf-knowledge submitted by /u/Sniperunder
Originally posted by u/Sniperunder on r/ClaudeCode