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@jarl_okbe/tk

v0.1.4

Published

Technical Knockout CLI, MCP server, and Codex installer for capability replication.

Readme

@jarl_okbe/tk

Technical Knockout helps Codex replicate open-source capabilities with evidence.

Use it when you want Codex to build something like a proven project without copying the wrong code, architecture ceremony, or infrastructure.

Start

Install TK into Codex and check that it is ready:

npx @jarl_okbe/tk codex install
npx @jarl_okbe/tk codex status

Then ask Codex from your project:

Use Technical Knockout to replicate Agent Reach's internet capability layer in this repo.

For a reference-only brief:

npx @jarl_okbe/tk replicate "agent internet capability layer" --from agent-reach

TK should help Codex answer what to keep, what to adapt, what not to copy, the first implementation boundary, and how to verify it.

CLI

npx @jarl_okbe/tk doctor
npx @jarl_okbe/tk search "coding agent runtime"
npx @jarl_okbe/tk source status

Examples: https://github.com/okbexx/tech-knockout/blob/main/docs/value-proof.md

Development

From the repository root:

npm install
npm run verify
npm run publish:tk -- --dry-run

Publish the npm package from the workspace root:

npm publish --workspace @jarl_okbe/tk --access public

The Codex plugin adapter lives in plugins/technical-knockout; this package is the runtime used by that adapter.