The manifest

POF.md, at the root of the bundle, says what the bundle is. It is the only required file: a reader checks it before reading anything else.

POF.md


---
type: Bundle
format: pof
revision: 2026-10-16
as_of: 2026-10-16T12:43:25.205Z
counts:
  pieces: 21
  subentities: 10
  links: 37
  commits: 49
  changes: 92
extensions:
  - hub
  - data
  - growth
  - loops
  - whatsapp
  - agents
---

Fields

Field	Required	Notes
`type`	Yes	Always `Bundle`.
`format`	Yes	Always `pof`.
`revision`	Yes	The revision of this spec the bundle follows, as a date: `2026-10-16`.
`as_of`	No	The moment the bundle describes, in ISO 8601. A writer that keeps history dates it by its last commit, so the same content gives the same manifest.
`counts`	No	How much the core holds: `pieces`, `subentities`, `links` and, with history, `commits` and `changes`. A reader can compare them with what it read.
`extensions`	No	The names of the folders under `extensions/`, one per extension.

The manifest does not name the organization: a bundle can be imported under any name.

The body of POF.md is free. A writer can leave it empty or explain the bundle in prose.