Capture the part of expertise that usually leaves with the expert.

Expertise is more than facts. It is vocabulary, exceptions, heuristics and knowing what matters.

The problem

Terminology, edge cases and trusted references often stay with the person who learned them. The organization keeps the outcome and loses the judgment.

What goes in the repository

Terminology
Domain models
Rules
Heuristics
Edge cases
Examples
Historical context
Trusted references

domain/
├── index.md
├── concepts/
├── rules/
├── exceptions/
├── examples/
└── references/

Why an open repository helps

A domain model the team can read is still there when the expert is not in the room.

How Okide helps

Okide gives that expertise a repository: concepts, exceptions and references in files an agent can be pointed at.

Humans and agents, same files

Domain-specific agents need this layer of context to move beyond generic model knowledge.

OPEN BY DEFAULT

Keep the repository. Change the tools around it.

Facts travel easily. The exceptions and the vocabulary need a place to live. Okide helps you work with the repository without turning it into an Okide-only format.

Learn about Open Knowledge Format → Download Okide — free

Related use cases

PERSONAL

Professional knowledge

Turn years of judgment into reusable context.

craft/patterns/

Explore →

AGENTS

Internal assistants

Ground answers in knowledge your team can fix.

company/faq.md

Explore →

COMPANIES

Company knowledge

Build institutional memory the organization can keep.

company/principles.md

Explore →