Dao Data
Structured data hub for the Dao knowledge base — the machine-readable layer behind the knowledge graph.
This site documents entities, relationships, sources and schemas. Data files live
in the main repository under src/data/ (concepts.json, practices.json,
relationships.json, sources.json); authored entities live in the content
collections (texts/, people/, translations/, timeline/, questions/).
Current state
Generated automatically from the main-site content collections and data files;
do not edit by hand. Counting basis: published records per collection (status:
published), graph edges in relationships.json, source records in sources.json.
| Layer | Count |
|---|---|
| Concepts | 18 |
| Practices | 10 |
| People | 31 |
| Texts | 10 |
| Translations | 39 |
| Timeline events | 18 |
| Research pages | 9 |
| Questions | 28 |
| Problems | 17 |
| Comparisons | 11 |
| Glossary entries | 56 |
| Stories | 70 |
| Experiences | 32 |
| Patterns | 3 |
| Guides | 9 |
| Tools | 3 |
| Blog posts | 4 |
| Knowledge-graph edges | 1555 |
| Sources | 200 |
- Experience system: 32 anonymized experiences, 3 patterns, 28 questions from Chinese community sources (see the source map in the main repo).
- Main site: see dao-7g5.pages.dev.
What is here
- Entities — concepts, practices, people, texts, translations, timeline
- Experience system — anonymized practitioner records, patterns, questions
- Knowledge graph — typed relationships between entities
- Schemas — data schema and evidence classification reference
Evidence discipline
Every record carries an evidence class. Practitioner reports are never conflated with scientific evidence; legends are never presented as history.