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backfill

Reconstruct an OKF bundle by event-sourcing a repository's history (git log and Claude session transcripts). Use when creating an `.okf/` bundle for an existing repository that predates this skill, or when resuming an interrupted backfill session. Triggers on: "reconstruct the OKF bundle", "backfill the knowledge bundle", "event-source the history".

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# Reconstruct an OKF bundle from history

This skill replays a repository's decision-making history (git commits and
Claude session transcripts) to rebuild its OKF knowledge bundle as if the
[okf](/okf) skill's Stop hook had been active from the start.

The extraction layer is **deterministic** (same repo → byte-identical events);
the replay layer is an LLM loop, **replayable and auditable but not
byte-identical** (timestamps, summaries change per run). See the event schema
(§1) and skip rules (§3).

## 1. Event schema

Git commits and session turns become events (JSONL, one per line, sorted by
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