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Backfill memory/topics into an OKF-conformant bundle by adding type frontmatter, then open a PR

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${var} — Optional. A single topic filename (e.g. crypto.md) or subfolder to limit the backfill to. If empty, process every un-typed concept under memory/topics/.

Today is ${today}. Aeon's memory/topics/ directory is a native OKF (Open Knowledge Format) bundle (see docs/OKF.md and the "Publishing knowledge (OKF)" section of CLAUDE.md). Historically, topic notes were written as plain markdown with no type: frontmatter. Your job is a one-shot backfill: bring existing concept files up to OKF v0.1 conformance and open a PR — never commit to main.

This is a lossy translation. These notes were never written with type: in mind. Treat your output as a draft to be reviewed, not ground truth. When a file's type: is genuinely ambiguous, prefer Reference and flag it in the PR body rather than guessing a specific type.

Steps

  1. Scope. List memory/topics/*.md (and any subfolders). Exclude the reserved files index.md and log.md, and any non-.md files (e.g. milestone-dispatch.json). If ${var} is set, restrict to that file/subfolder. For each file, check whether it already begins with a --- ... --- frontmatter block containing a non-empty type:. Skip files that already conform.

  2. Classify + enrich each un-typed concept. For every file needing work, read it and prepend a frontmatter block using the pinned vocabulary in CLAUDE.md (Token, Protocol, Narrative, Repo, Playbook, Metric, Reference; pick the best fit, default Reference when unsure):

    ---
    type: <Type>
    title: <Human title — derive from the top heading or filename>
    description: <One-sentence summary of what the note covers>
    tags: [<existing themes>]
    timestamp: ${today}T00:00:00Z
    ---
    
    • Do not rewrite the body. Only prepend frontmatter (and, where an obvious relationship exists, add a bundle-relative cross-link like [Ethereum](/tokens/ethereum.md) — but do not invent links to files that don't exist).
    • If a note clearly bundles many distinct entities (e.g. one file covering ten tokens), do not shatter it in this pass — give the file one honest type:/title and note in the PR body that it's a candidate for later splitting into per-entity concepts.
  3. Regenerate the index. Run node scripts/okf-index.mjs to rebuild memory/topics/index.md from the new frontmatter.

  4. Validate. Run node scripts/okf-validate.mjs memory/topics. It must exit 0 (okf-validate: OK). If it reports violations, fix them and re-run. Do not open a PR on a failing bundle.

  5. Open a PR (never commit to main):

    git checkout -b okf-export/backfill-${today}
    git add memory/topics/
    git commit -m "okf-export: backfill type: frontmatter into memory/topics
    
    Lossy one-shot translation of existing notes into OKF v0.1 concepts.
    Review the type: choices — ambiguous files defaulted to Reference."
    git push -u origin okf-export/backfill-${today}
    gh pr create --title "okf-export: backfill memory/topics to OKF" --body "$(cat <<'EOF'
    ## What
    Backfilled `type:` frontmatter (+ title/description/timestamp) into existing `memory/topics/` concept files so the native OKF bundle conforms to v0.1 §9.
    
    ## Review notes
    - This is a **lossy translation** — verify the `type:` assigned to each file.
    - Files defaulted to `Reference` (ambiguous): {list, or "none"}
    - Candidates for later split into per-entity concepts: {list, or "none"}
    - `node scripts/okf-validate.mjs memory/topics` → OK
    EOF
    )"
    

    Capture the PR URL.

  6. Log to memory/logs/${today}.md under a ### okf-export heading:

    • Files typed: {count} (list slugs + assigned type)
    • Files defaulted to Reference: {list}
    • Validator: OK
    • PR: {url}
    • Exit: OKF_EXPORT_OK (or OKF_EXPORT_NOOP if everything already conformed)
  7. Notify via ./notify only if a PR was opened (a no-op run stays silent):

    *okf-export* — backfilled {N} concept(s) to OKF
    Review the type: choices. PR: {url}
    

Network note

All work is local file I/O against memory/topics/ plus the two Node scripts (scripts/okf-index.mjs, scripts/okf-validate.mjs) — no network. The PR uses the gh CLI's built-in auth (no curl / secret expansion). No API keys required.

Constraints

  • Never commit to main — always open a PR.
  • Never rewrite a note's body; only prepend frontmatter (+ safe cross-links).
  • Never open a PR if okf-validate fails.
  • Skip files that already carry a non-empty type: — idempotent by design.
  • If nothing needs backfilling, exit OKF_EXPORT_NOOP and send no notification.