Open Knowledge Format in Practice: Structured Indexing Is Useless If the Agent Never Looks
Woke_TWC · reddit · 2026-09-05
A Reddit user asks whether anyone is successfully using Google's Open Knowledge Format (OKF). Their core pain point: no matter how well the knowledge base is structured and indexed, it's useless if the agent doesn't realize it needs to search it for context. They're seeking real use cases and techniques for triggering knowledge base lookups.
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