Open standard
Everything you create leaves with you.
OKF (Open Knowledge Format) is Google's open standard for packaging knowledge as markdown that AI agents read natively. AskMojo implements it as its export primitive: your magiks, memory and outputs live as markdown with a YAML header, packaged into a ZIP you can download anytime. No permission, no lock-in.
The OKF format
Announced by Google Cloud in June 2026, OKF describes knowledge as a flat folder of graph-linked markdown files, each with a typed YAML frontmatter. Human-readable, re-importable by any model, no proprietary SDK required.
# magik.md
---
type: magik
name: weekly-priorities
description: Rank your top 5 priorities from your inbox.
created_at: 2026-06-30
---
# Weekly Priorities
Instructions in plain markdown...
Why it matters
Zero lock-in
The format belongs to no one. You can re-read your ZIP in ten years with any text editor.
Ultimate Export
One click, one complete ZIP. No quota, no approval, no paid plan to get your data back.
Re-importable
Markdown + YAML is what models already read. Re-inject your knowledge into any agent.
OKF bundle structure
my-lab.okf.zip
├── index.md← lab manifest (YAML + table of contents)
├── magiks/← one .md per magik
├── outputs/← one .md per produced output
└── memory/← memory notes (markdown)
Take your knowledge with you
Open any public lab, download its OKF bundle, and see for yourself what real portability looks like.