The Ship Log
Changelog.
What changed in the kit, written for someone who has never seen it. Every entry leads with why you'd care, then what's new.
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Wikilinks Stay, and Your Config Says So
OKF never required a link style. Wikilinks stay the default, and context-v/config.md now declares the syntax a repo uses.
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The Recommended Flow, Drawn
The landing page now shows the whole cycle in one picture: explore through reflect, then what the cycle taught you.
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The Kit Becomes a Plugin
Context Vigilance now installs into Claude Code from GitHub in two commands: the practice, seven workflow skills, and a frontmatter check.
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The Kit Gets Its Own Front Door
A site for people adopting the kit: getting started in two commands, and twenty patterns explaining why context-v works the way it does.
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Context-V Speaks the Open Knowledge Format
A decision, the kit's first: every context-v folder is an Open Knowledge Format bundle, and every doc's type is its folder's name.
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Every Doc Knows Its Type, and Every Folder Has an Index
The OKF decision, built: every new doc carries its folder's type, every folder lists its docs, and /cv:upgrade pulls the latest kit.
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The Kit Leaves the Corpus Behind
Installing the context-v plugin would have cloned 55 MB of our private history. So the kit got a fresh repo, and the corpus got a new name.