Dknowledger is the public knowledge layer of Drayker and Dk: the place where current orientation, papers, architecture, decisions, evidence and historical roadmaps remain connected to their sources instead of scattered across repositories.

Public site: **[dknowledger.drayker.org](https://dknowledger.drayker.org)**

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.

## What is here

- **[Current orientation](./CURRENT.md)** — what is publicly available now, what remains architecture, and how founding governance works.
- **[Papers](./papers)** — organised by main project rather than by date or author: [Dk](./papers/main-projects/dk), [ecosystem](./papers/main-projects/ecosystem), [organization](./papers/main-projects/organization).
- **[Historical roadmap](./roadmap)** — older structures and planning documents preserved as context, not a current schedule or commitment.
- **[CONTRIBUTING](./CONTRIBUTING.md)** — how to collaborate.
- **[Code of conduct](./CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md)**.

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](https://dfmpproject.drayker.org).

## Role in the system

Dknowledger is the connective tissue: [Dk](https://dk.drayker.org) is the kernel, [DFM](https://dfmp.drayker.org) is the method, [DAF](https://daf.drayker.org) 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.

## State of this documentation

The most complete documentation in the Drayker ecosystem — start with [Current orientation](./CURRENT.md) 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.

## Contributing

Open an issue. Issues small enough for one person to finish carry the `open-function` label and appear on the board at [drayker.org](https://drayker.org/#org/fn). Reading a paper and writing down where it no longer matches reality is a genuinely useful contribution here.

Other languages: [Português](./README.PT.md) · [Español](./README.ES.md) — both currently behind this English version.

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[DFMP](https://dfmp.drayker.org) and [DAF](https://daf.drayker.org) describe proposed collaboration and governance architecture. Drayker's current founding-phase governance is documented in [`draykerdk/.github`](https://github.com/draykerdk/.github/blob/master/GOVERNANCE.md), and the work is primarily voluntary.