tldtier 1 · notable
.com
Top-level domain .com.
Draft 0.3 · Release 01M5D3GJN7 · Attribution required
Flat, dated, evidenced claims about organizations, their domains and infrastructure, their leadership and publications, and the fingerprints that tie them together. One record, five renderings, every claim a revision you can cite.
Try wikidata.org, cert:14a7accb60f4, Jimmy Wales, a shared lookup, or an entity with no record yet.
Every claim is dated.
Every claim cites a capture.
Absence is a scoped fact.
Nothing is too small to record.
Bitemporal by default. A claim carries when it held in the world and when we learned it, with partial dates as intervals. Ask for the record as of any date, definite or possible, and stale facts stop masquerading as current.
Evidence, not references. Each claim points at a captured source with a content hash, a verbatim quote that must occur in the capture, the source family, and the rights it was captured under. Sources rot; captures do not.
Negative knowledge is stored, with its scope. "No LEI was found in GLEIF as of today" is a claim with evidence of what was checked, so a model can learn to abstain without learning a falsehood.
No notability gate. Organizations, domains, tracker ids and certificates get records the moment anyone asserts a claim. Salience is a tier, not a door, and every edit is a revision with its own citation.
Top-level domain .com.
Top-level domain .org.
Domain of Internet Security Research Group.
American content delivery network, cybersecurity, and cloud service company
Domain of Akamai Technologies.
Regional Internet Registry for Canada, the United States, and some Caribbean region
Domain of The Associated Press.
Domain of The Associated Press.
Ids, crosswalk ids or labels in; a match or every candidate with a reason out. Shared values never collapse to one winner.
POST /resolve
{"items":[{"label":"Wikimedia Foundation"},
{"xid":{"scheme":"domain","value":"wikidata.org"}}]}One record, five renderings. Bare text for pretraining, annotated text for agents, JSON-LD for crawlers, immutable revisions for citation.
GET /e/wikimedia-foundation.txt?bare=1
GET /e/wikimedia-foundation.json?as_of=2010-01-01
GET /c/{claim}@1An ego-subgraph under token, node, edge, read and time budgets, then a change feed to stay current.
GET /e/wikimedia-foundation/graph?depth=2&max_tokens=1500 GET /changes?since=2026-10-20T00:00:00Z GET /e/wikimedia-foundation/feed.json
