katvan
Home of the culture.dev documentation site, and the katvan CLI that
maintains it.
The Jekyll project lives under site/ — config, theme, data,
assets, and the docs content tree. Repo-root docs/ is
katvan's own internal documentation (skill provenance, design specs),
not part of the published site.
The katvan CLI
katvan is a Python CLI that maintains the docs of sibling AgentCulture
repos under one roof on the culture.dev site — surveying which siblings
are synced and fresh, pulling their raw-markdown docs/ trees into
site/docs/<repo>/ with Jekyll frontmatter injected, and diagnosing doc
defects. It is the librarian skill's logic, migrating into a real
installable CLI.
uv tool install katvan
Verbs available today:
katvan learn— structured self-teaching prompt for agent consumers (supports--json).katvan explain <path>— markdown docs for any noun/verb path (supports--json).katvan gsc {sitemaps,inspect,doctor}— read indexing-health data from Google Search Console (one-time setup:docs/gsc-setup.md).
The docs verbs — overview, pull, and doctor — land in a later
release, ported from the librarian skill.
Build the site locally
cd site
bundle install
bundle exec jekyll serve --config _config.base.yml,_config.culture.yml
CI builds the site on every PR via .github/workflows/docs-check.yml.
Migration design and implementation plan:
docs/superpowers/specs/2026-05-14-culture-site-migration-design.md
and docs/superpowers/plans/2026-05-14-culture-site-migration.md.
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