Dknowledge is the knowledge base of Drayker and Dk: the place where the vision, the papers, the architecture and the roadmap stay connected to each other instead of scattered across repositories.
Its first versions exist to get volunteers and stakeholders into the ecosystem. Over time it is meant to become a structured base for all of Dk's data, sensors, files, oracles, processes and ontologies, across public, federated and private layers — that part is a stated direction, not a running system.
- Papers — organised by main project rather than by date or author: Dk, ecosystem, organization.
- Roadmap — the global main roadmap and the phases the main projects are scheduled in.
- CONTRIBUTING — how to collaborate.
- Code of conduct.
Main projects sit in priority and time queues; effort and resources treat them as the priority. Projects outside that set can be opened and proposed by any contributor through DFMPProject.
Dknowledge is the connective tissue: Dk is the kernel, DFM is the method, DAF is the organization — and this is where what they mean, what is being designed and what was decided stay traceable to their sources.
A complex system needs memory that can be followed, not just information that can be stored. That is the whole reason this repository exists.
The most complete documentation in the Drayker ecosystem — start here if you are new. It is also the oldest: parts of the roadmap and several papers predate the current shape of the projects, so read dates before treating anything as current.
Open an issue. Issues small enough for one person to finish carry the open-function label and appear on the board at drayker.org. Reading a paper and writing down where it no longer matches reality is a genuinely useful contribution here.
Other languages: Português · Español — both currently behind this English version.
Drayker is organized through DFMP and its resources are governed by the non-profit DAF. The work is primarily voluntary.