feat: consumer schema-location api and validate command - #19
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Hey,
I wanted to installed
lokfas "sidecar" to existing project where I may provide my ownknowledge/directory. To support this experiment I suggest two edits to add a small, reusable capability, and unblock the pattern. Previously the only "validate" path waslokf-buildwhich hard-requireslokf.yaml+examples/acme-knowledgeso the command would not work against myknowledgedirectory.In summary - Keep
lokf-buildfor maintainer self-build and allowlokf validatefor user-facing bundle validation against the packaged schema, runnable anywhere. I am still playing around so not sure if my logic has flaws.