Introducing @openknowledge, the best markdown IDE for humans and agents.
Open source. Local and private. LLM-wiki ready.
Use with Claude, Codex, and your favorite agent today.
We run this same filter every time we make a choice on infra, dependency, or dev tool: is it open source.
It's not just because it helps agents figure out "what's wrong" when something isn't working, but also because it lets agents test things end to end.
Especially when we're
i love using open source software now because whenever something isn't working as expected apparently my agent is able to just go look at the source code of it and tell me how it works
LLM wikis now have a standard format: the Open Knowledge Format (OKF).
Today we released our open-source plugin to make it easy to create and maintain wikis in this format. It's part linter, part skill, part MCP tools.
OKF was introduced by Google back in June as a
Make any knowledge base or LLM wiki follow the Open Knowledge Format with our new OKF plugin.
OKF is an open spec created by Google that makes markdown-based knowledge bases portable and interoperable through a set of shared patterns and rules.
With the new plugin, you can
One of the key differences between @openknowledge and Google Docs and Notion is that you can "bring your own agent".
I think all SaaS and desktop apps in the long run will converge towards this model.
The reason: people have a preference on their preferred agent and don't want
We now support 30+ agent harness integrations within OpenKnowledge.
This is enabled by the Agent Client Protocol (ACP), which let us build our custom UI experience while fully leveraging the agents on your computer.
Also powers our new Follow Mode and Comments features.
"Meet users where they are" is a common saying in product circles.
I don't think that should always be true, being opinionated and bold can be good.
But in this case it was the right call: you can now use @openknowledge from Linux, Windows, and Mac with dedicated desktop apps.
~Day 2/5 of Launch Week~
Add a second brain to any device with new Linux + Windows apps and Remote Control // self-hosting.
Our vision for OpenKnowledge is a shared system for both humans and agents to write, maintain, and collaborate on knowledge.
So we built desktop apps for
