KB Standards

What rules make a knowledge base readable by people and agents?

KB standards govern the names, page contracts, and writing shape that keep the playbook usable as a knowledge base.

The Spine

• Naming Standards — the System of Names for folders, files, terms, routes, skills, and generated projections.
• Documentation Writing Standard — the writing contract for reusable know-how.
• Open Knowledge Format Mapping — the interoperability map between local wiki rules and portable AI context.

Use This When

• naming or moving a knowledge-base page
• choosing whether a page belongs in /playbook
• checking whether frontmatter, links, and logs make a page machine-readable
• deciding whether a route is a concept, hub, method, evidence page, or glossary entry

Context

• Standards — the broader standards library.
• Wiki — the public control plane for playbook structure.
• Page Types — the page-job contract that KB standards enforce.

Questions

Which KB standard should decide the next edit before any prose changes?