KTL Curator

“We lasso the world with networks of silver-coloured Italian hemp,
We bind down the world into some sort of order;
We balance the earth in a pair of scales of our own devising.”
— Amy Lowell, The Congressional Library (1922)

This Obsidian plugin is for the person who decides what a LOKF knowledge bundle may claim. Open the bundle as an Obsidian vault. The plugin says how far each record has been checked, puts the source beside the claim, and writes down what you decide. The status bar reads Confirmed 12/40, or, while you edit a concept, that note’s own tier beside the count: Draft · 3/12. It needs no configuration, no network and no servers.

To install, see the quick start. The architecture says what a bundle is, which role this plugin plays in keeping one, and how it sits beside your own notes. Using it lists the panel, the review card and its five verbs, the in-editor aids, the commands and the settings.

Only want to ask? Install ktl-docent into any agent you use, by a route from the install page, and ask it about this project. It answers from the bundle and says how far each answer has been checked.

Agents: if .lokf/knowledge/index.md exists, read it first. llms.txt says how to weigh it.

KTL Curator is the curator’s assistant from Knowledge Trust Ladder (KTL): the ktl-curator skill’s review session, done at a desk in Obsidian instead of in a terminal. Its sibling KTL Registrar keeps each record well-formed meanwhile. Neither reaches a verdict of its own.