OKF lets AI agents use Hjarni notes as portable files
Hjarni now supports export and import for . is a format that stores knowledge as Markdown files in folders, with small and links so AI agents can read it more easily. In Hjarni, a single folder, a team space, or the full can be exported as an OKF bundle.
The export is a ZIP file with one Markdown file for each note, an index.md for each folder, a root index.md, and a log.md. Wiki-style links are changed into relative Markdown links, so the connected note structure still works on disk. Import is also supported: an OKF bundle or a Markdown vault can be brought back with folders, links, summaries, and source URLs restored.
Claude and ChatGPT can already read Hjarni notes live through the , so OKF is mainly useful when the files need to move out of Hjarni or be kept in a portable format.
Key points
- Hjarni can export a folder, team space, or full as an OKF bundle.
- The bundle includes Markdown note files, folder index.md files, a root index.md, and a log.md.
- Wiki-style links are converted so the note graph still works as files on disk.
- OKF bundles and Markdown vaults can be imported back with folders, links, summaries, and source URLs.
- Claude and ChatGPT can also read Hjarni notes live through its MCP server.