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… clutter OKF (Open Knowledge Format) places index.md bundle manifests inside subdirectories. Without filtering, Graphify picks these up as graph nodes, mixing documentation metadata into the code graph. This guide covers three options: - .graphifyignore to isolate a dedicated OKF folder - --ast-only mode when index.md files are scattered alongside code - intentional inclusion when you want docs and code in one graph Also includes a recommended project layout and per-scope /graphify invocation examples. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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docs/okf-integration.md— a guide for using Graphify alongside OKF (Open Knowledge Format)index.mdbundle manifests inside project subdirectories, which Graphify picks up as graph nodes and mixes into the code graph.graphifyignorefor isolated OKF folders,--ast-onlyfor scattered index files, and intentional inclusion when you want docs + code in one graph/graphifyinvocation examplesWhy this matters
OKF is a lightweight knowledge structuring standard (Google Cloud Platform, MIT licence). Teams adopting both tools need to know how to keep their code graph clean without losing their documentation graph.
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