OpenWiki 0.2 is adopting the OKF spec

We've needed structured metadata for agent retrieval for a while. Type, title, and tags as first-class attributes should have been the baseline from the start.

Thanks for Adopting the OKF, i was torn between OKF and openwiki, do we have any recommended models to be use with openwiki ? any benchs or evals done ?

Isnt this a bit similar to obsidian? With the frontmatter and the node graph?

Is a byok the only way to use openwiki? I pay for Claude code. Cant I use it as a skill and thereby use the Claude code model in use?

Using OKF for deterministic tag filtering is a huge step up, but relying on flat metadata still misses the actual logical relationships between concepts. If you evolve this into a 'FileGraph' by baking rich semantic edges (Depends_on, Contradicts, Supersedes, Adds_Details, ... ) directly into the YAML and traversing them via an in-memory graph, agents can instantly navigate complex technical prerequisites, preserving perfect semantic coherence from digestion to context generation.

OKF is awesome

pity ... Omg my PACT & SPARC use templates to make what I exactly need. How many months do you need to understand that it's better than your RandomWiki?

Funny how the one lib that's doc sucks the most talks about docs the most