Kiso is a publishing engine that turns Open Knowledge Format (OKF) bundles into static websites for humans and AI agents.
First principle
OKF is the source of truth. #
Structured Markdown
Knowledge remains easy to edit, review, diff, and version in Git.
Explicit metadata
Pages keep enough context to be validated, linked, and rendered consistently.
Agent friendly
Generated HTML keeps clear links back to the original Markdown files.
Command
What build does #
The build
command generates a static website from an OKF bundle, including the original Markdown files, generated HTML pages, llms.txt, and sitemap.xml.
| source | Any OKF bundle directory like examples/kb-google-example |
|---|---|
| destination | public or any static directory |
GitHub Action
Use in Github CI #
You can use Kiso in a GitHub Action to automatically build and publish your OKF bundle to GitHub Pages or any other static hosting service.
- name: Build with Kiso
uses: oak-invest/kiso/applications/kiso-cli-action@v0.1.2
with:
command: build
source: examples/kb-google-example
destination: website/examples/kb-google-example-latest
Browse
Readers get a structured static website with navigation and readable pages.
Inspect
Each page can link back to its Markdown source for review and reuse.
Publish
The result is plain static output that can be hosted locally or over HTTP.
Try Kiso on the Google Analytics sample knowledge base. #
The example shows how an OKF bundle becomes a navigable site for Humans and AI agents.