Current orientation
This page separates Drayker’s current public operating surfaces from its longer-term architecture and historical plans. It is intentionally not an internal roadmap, backlog or assignment board.
Available now
drayker.compresents the organization and the architecture at an institutional level.drayker.orgmaps the ecosystem and routes public participation.Dknowledgerpublishes the public knowledge base and its history.- The
General Forumreceives volunteer introductions, partnership proposals and questions that do not yet have a clear repository. - Public repositories use issues, contribution branches, pull requests to
master, automated checks and Git history.
Architecture under development
Dk, BSDK, Dk Network, Living Cryptography, OSDK, UID, DFM/DFMP, Meta DFM, DAF, Advices, DFMPProject and the Emergence Initiative remain at different levels of documentation and specification. Their repository contracts in .drayker/component.yml state the evidence and limits for each component.
Dk Global, Dk Personal and Dk Local are connected architectural scopes, not three currently deployed products:
- Dk Global is the proposed shared, distributed scope.
- Dk Personal is the proposed user-controlled personal scope.
- Dk Local is the proposed local or organizational scope.
The precise interfaces and operational implementations among them are still to be specified and tested.
Governance now
Drayker is in a founding phase. Public contribution is open, while the GitHub account Hyadhuad holds the explicit bootstrap authority to edit or integrate directly. Proposed DAF, DAO and council mechanisms are not presented as operating institutions.
The versioned governance source is draykerdk/.github.
Reading historical material
Roadmaps and older papers remain public because they preserve the development of the ideas. They are not automatically current commitments, schedules, implementation evidence or promises of funding. Follow links to component repositories and inspect their current evidence contract before making an operational claim.