cite-wide

Every context-v Doc Now Declares Its Type

cite-wide's context-v is now an Open Knowledge Format bundle: all 16 docs declare their type, and indexes list what's inside.

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Why Care?

The context-vigilance kit now treats every context-v/ folder as an Open Knowledge Format (OKF) v0.2 bundle. The rule that makes that true is small: every doc declares a type, the name of the folder it lives in. With it, any OKF tool can read cite-wide's context-v/ without knowing anything about our conventions.

This is a compliance change, not a content change. No doc's body, dates, or version moved.

What's New?

  • A type on every doc, from its folder: Blueprints (5), Issues (3), Plans (1), Reminders (2), Specs (3), Workflow (2). The new line sits at the end of each frontmatter block.

  • Two issues already had a type, type: issue. It now reads type: Issues, the folder's name, in place.

  • context-v/index.md: the bundle's root index, declaring okf_version: "0.2" and listing the six folders.

  • An index.md in each folder, one line per doc, using its lede.

Part of the tree-wide sweep planned in the context-vigilance kit: ai-labs/context-vigilance-kit/context-v/plans/Retrofit-Every-Repo-to-OKF-Then-the-Kit-Frontmatter.md.