gkg
Global Knowledge Graph (GKG)
Overview
GKG provides semantic code analysis tools for exploring and understanding codebases. It indexes projects to enable fast symbol lookup, reference finding, and structural analysis.
Quick Start
Run from the opencode config directory (required for dependencies). Use --raw with JSON for parameters:
cd /home/hazeruno/.config/opencode && bun skills/gkg/scripts/gkg.ts <command> --raw '<json>'
Core Commands
list-projects
List all indexed projects in the knowledge graph.
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