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OKF default-enabled + type inference	This page is included in the OKF bundle by default (no plugins.okf config needed), demonstrates the path-prefix type inference map, and shows the noindex + okf: false opt-out paths in the body.

OKF — default-enabled + type inference

This page exercises the OKF plugin (0.8.8):

• Default-enabled — the site/okf/ bundle is generated even when docmd.config.json has no plugins.okf entry. See README.md of @docmd/plugin-okf for the callout.
• Type inference — pages under /api/ are auto-classified as api, pages under /guides/ as guide, etc. The path prefix map is documented in the OKF README.
• Per-page opt-out — pages with noindex: true or okf: false in frontmatter are excluded from the bundle.

How OKF classifies this page

This page is at /en/practical-tests/phase-3/okf-bundle-default/ which doesn't match any of the type-inference prefixes (guides/, api/, reference/, concepts/, runbooks/, datasets/, metrics/, tables/). So OKF falls back to the default type: concept. Look at site/okf/okf.yaml after the build to see this page listed under the concept type.

OKF: false opt-out

A page with this frontmatter would be excluded from the bundle:

---
okf: false
---

We don't actually use that here (because we want to verify the page IS in the bundle), but the OKF plugin's onPostBuild filters pages where p.frontmatter.okf === false.

noindex: true opt-out

A page with noindex: true is excluded from the OKF bundle AND from the sitemap, search index, and llms.txt. This is the standard docmd opt-out — applies to multiple plugins uniformly.

What to inspect after the build

After running pnpm docmd build from packages/_playground/:

ls site/okf/concepts/ | head        # one .md per page
cat site/okf/okf.yaml | head -30   # typed manifest
open site/okf/graph.html            # interactive graph viewer

The okf.yaml file lists every concept in the bundle with its type, path, locale, and version. The graph viewer renders a force-directed graph of the concept relationships inferred from internal markdown links.