llm-wiki — OKF Bundle for AI Agents
OKF ✓ v0.1Local-first agent memory for multi-tool workflows. Markdown vault, session capture, compile-to-notes — OpenCode, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor. No cloud lock-in.
Best for
- AI agent development
What it does
- Local-first agent memory for multi-tool workflows.
- Markdown vault, session capture, compile-to-notes — OpenCode, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor.
How to use with AI agents
Step 1: Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/Ekgardt/llm-wiki
cd llm-wikiStep 2: Point your AI agent at the bundle directory
# Claude Code
claude /path/to/llm-wiki# Cursor
cursor /path/to/llm-wiki# OpenCode
opencode /path/to/llm-wikiFrequently Asked Questions
Is llm-wiki OKF conformant?
Yes, llm-wiki is OKF conformant (version 0.1). This means it follows the Open Knowledge Format specification.
How do I install llm-wiki?
Clone the repository and point your AI agent at the bundle directory. The agent will automatically discover and load the OKF knowledge. No additional tools or SDKs are required.
What AI agents can use llm-wiki?
llm-wiki works with any AI agent that supports OKF bundles, including Claude Code, Cursor, OpenCode. Just point your agent at the bundle directory.
What are alternatives to llm-wiki?
Similar bundles include samemind, llm-wiki-governance, amber. Browse these for alternative approaches and feature sets.