What problem does it solve?
It solves the problem of not being able to clearly see how OMK’s local graph memory is structured, connected, and changing over time.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Renders graph memory into a viewer: Converts
.omk/memory/graph-state.json into a browsable HTML file for easier understanding of the ontology state.
- Supports focused inspection: Lets you limit graph size and filter by node types when the full graph is too large.
- Enables interactive viewing: Optionally opens the generated viewer in a browser for faster debugging and verification.
Use Case: When you’re verifying whether tasks, decisions, risks, files, and evidence are being captured and linked correctly, you can generate the viewer and open it to inspect the resulting structure.
Quick Start
Run OMK graph view to generate the HTML viewer from your project’s local graph memory and open it in your browser.