What Is OKF?
OKF, or Open Knowledge Format, is a structured way to organize knowledge so it can be understood by people, maintained by teams, and used responsibly by AI systems.
Instead of treating information as disconnected documents, OKF organizes knowledge into reusable, connected concepts.
The Core Idea
A traditional wiki stores pages.
An OKF-powered wiki organizes pages into structured Knowledge Bundles with defined concepts, relationships, citations, ownership, and review status.
Why OKF Matters
- Knowledge becomes easier to find and maintain.
- Related information can be connected intentionally.
- Important claims can be supported with citations.
- Organizations can identify who owns each concept.
- AI assistants can retrieve more reliable, structured information.
- Knowledge can be packaged into reusable products, services, templates, and training assets.