Is every Markdown file OKF?
No. It needs the OKF-style metadata and concept boundary.
Comparison
OKF is not a replacement for Markdown; it is a structured way to use Markdown for agent-readable knowledge bundles.
OKF is not a replacement for Markdown; it is a structured way to use Markdown for agent-readable knowledge bundles.
Markdown is a lightweight text format for headings, lists, links, code, and tables. OKF builds on that readability with frontmatter and bundle patterns.
Yes. OKF uses Markdown as the body format and adds metadata at the top.
No. It needs the OKF-style metadata and concept boundary.
Yes, but you still need to choose type, title, description, tags, and links.
No. A folder of Markdown files can be enough for a first bundle.
This comparison uses official sources for definitions where available. Workflow recommendations are practical judgments, not official certification.