Large language models are becoming more capable every day, but they all depend on one thing: high-quality context.
Projects like Andrej Karpathy's LLM Wiki have sparked conversations around representing knowledge in a way that's easier for both humans and AI to understand. The Open Knowledge Format (OKF) takes a different approach by introducing an open, vendor-neutral format for representing knowledge using Markdown and YAML.
In this video, we'll explore:
- What the Open Knowledge Format (OKF) is
- Why it was created
- How it differs from traditional knowledge catalogs
- The structure of an OKF bundle
- How the Reference Agent generates knowledge automatically
- How the Visualizer turns knowledge into an interactive graph
- Why treating knowledge as code could become an important idea for AI systems
Whether you're building AI applications, developer tools, documentation systems, or simply interested in how knowledge is evolving in the AI era, this video will give you a solid understanding of OKF and the ideas behind it.
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