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@reneza/ats-adapter-okf

v0.8.1

Published

OKF bundle adapter for Agentic Task System. Expose Open Knowledge Format markdown bundles through ATS retrieval, graph context, and MCP.

Readme

@reneza/ats-adapter-okf

An Agentic Task System storage adapter for OKF bundles.

Adapter, not migration. Point ATS at a directory of OKF markdown documents and get ats find, ats get, ats url, graph context from markdown links, and the MCP server over that bundle. OKF remains plain files: no server, OAuth, vector database, or Google Cloud dependency is required.

How OKF maps to the contract

| ATS concept | OKF | | --- | --- | | project | a folder containing concept .md files; bundle root = . | | task / note | a non-reserved .md concept document | | task id | bundle-relative path without .md, e.g. tables/events_ | | urlFor | local file:// URL for the concept document | | tags | frontmatter tags: plus type:<normalized type> | | title | frontmatter title: if set, else filename | | content | markdown body after YAML frontmatter | | links | bundle-relative markdown links to other concept documents |

Reserved OKF files, currently index.md and log.md, are used for navigation and chronology, so the adapter does not expose them as tasks.

Install & point it at a bundle

npm install -g @reneza/ats-cli @reneza/ats-adapter-okf
ats config use okf
export ATS_OKF_BUNDLE="$HOME/knowledge/ga4"
ats doctor
ats find "event count"

You can also write the bundle path to ~/.config/ats/okf-bundle.

Writes

createTask and updateTask write OKF-compatible markdown documents. The adapter preserves unknown frontmatter fields when patching an existing document and writes timestamp on create/update.

By default, new documents use type: Task. Pass an adapter-specific type field in the input if you need a different OKF concept type.

Verify against the contract

ATS_OKF_BUNDLE=/path/to/bundle ats adapter test

  • Source: https://github.com/renezander030/agentic-task-system
  • OKF: https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/knowledge-catalog/tree/main/okf
  • License: MIT