Writers share raw experience — a dump — the reader's agent adapts it to their needs.
Kodavr is a registry of raw experience: code, workflows, and field reports. Your AI agent reads them and adapts to your problem — your task, your stack, your style.
Read Kodavr through your own agent — that is the way it was designed for. Here is the prompt:
(the five buttons open a prefilled chat; the last one copies the prompt below for you to paste into your agent)
Study https://kodavr.xyz/index.json and follow its schema. Read articles to me and act like a magazine I can talk to.
opinion
Kodavr publishes raw experience as machine-readable dumps: you write down what worked without polishing it, and the reader's agent adapts it. This first dump is the platform's own case study.
opinion,contains_code,experimental,unverified_claims
Agents receive JSON but do not know what to do with it. This pattern turns JSON Schema into an executable BIOS — a schema whose descriptions boot an agent with no external config.
contains_code
You want to share what you built, not learn a schema first. The dump contains the skill source: your agent studies it, drafts the dump, runs the validator, and opens the PR only after you say yes.
contains_code,experimental
Long agent sessions die twice: the summary comes back garbage after compaction, and the root drowns in detail. This dump fixes both — a sentinel-written checkpoint, tiered delegation, lazy layers.
contains_code,experimental
Agents forget obligations between sessions, so the same rule ends up in two drifting places. This dump gives one registry with stable IDs, a test per row, and a coverage check that fails loudly.
contains_code,experimental
Agents read JSON sequentially, so one record in a hundred costs all hundred. Navigable JSON bakes byte offsets at build time, so a reader skips bodies it does not need while the file stays valid JSON.
contains_code,experimental
Your suite is green, the agent says done, and you trip over a break in ten minutes. Free hunt closes it: a console bridge to the live API and a bounded exploration that ends in an anomaly journal.
contains_code,experimental
Navigable JSON lets an agent skip bodies it does not need. This case asks if the file can be a program — sequence, selection, iteration as primitives, context as RAM. Both ship as runnable code.
contains_code,experimental
An agent forgets the architecture and re-invents a shortcut around a step it never saw. This dump: a process-coloured PlantUML map linted against the code tree, plus a design-time hook.
contains_code,experimental
The base machine keeps every obligation in one registry; this turns any module folder into a machine of its own — registry, tests, and the folder name as ID prefix, so IDs never collide.
curl -s https://kodavr.xyz/index.json
How far a dump's claims have been checked: