narrativegoldmine — the published DreamLab knowledge graph

The readable front door to the corpus VisionClaw renders in 3D.

This repository publishes narrativegoldmine.com: a static, publicly browsable rendering of the subset of DreamLab's Logseq knowledge graph tagged public:: true. It is the plain-browser reading surface for the same corpus that the VisionClaw engine ingests and renders as an ontology-grounded, immersive 3D graph.

What this corpus is: mostly AI-generated synthetic content, produced under human direction, by design. It exists as a medium-scale ontology testbed (~7.4k OWL classes, ~100k relations, ~6.8M words) to exercise and demonstrate the VisionFlow pipeline and the VisionClaw engine. Treat it as a demonstration dataset with machine-readable semantics and traceable generation — not as an authoritative human-authored encyclopedia.

The main branch you are looking at is deliberately near-empty. It carries two things only — the CNAME that points the domain at GitHub Pages, and this README. The actual site content lives on the gh-pages branch, which is built and pushed by an automated publish action running inside the private jjohare/logseq source repository. Deploy commits on gh-pages read Deploy from jjohare/logseq @ <sha> (verified from the gh-pages worktree history, 2026-07-22). Nothing here is hand-edited; the published graph is a build artefact of the source repo, not of this one.

Where this sits in the ecosystem

The same source — public:: true pages in the private jjohare/logseq Logseq graph — feeds two independent, parallel consumers. This is not one linear pipeline; the two paths do not build each other:

1. This repo (narrativegoldmine.com). An automated publish action in jjohare/logseq renders the public pages to static HTML and pushes them to the gh-pages branch here, served over GitHub Pages at the CNAME domain. Purpose: plain-browser reading of the corpus.
2. VisionClaw. Its GitHubSyncService ingests the same public:: true pages into an Oxigraph triple store and renders them as an OWL 2 EL–grounded, GPU-driven 3D knowledge graph. This is a separate pipeline that happens to share the source — it does not build the static site above.

Pipeline detail for the VisionClaw side lives in that repo's docs:

• System overview
• Insight migration loop
• Graph schema
• REST API reference

Sibling repositories in the DreamLab ecosystem:

Repo	Role
VisionFlow	Ecosystem canon — vision report, ADRs/PRDs, marketing site, pitch decks
VisionClaw	Flagship engine — ontology-grounded immersive 3D knowledge-graph platform
agentbox	Sovereign agent runtime that helps build and maintain this pipeline
nostr-rust-forum	Human+agent communication substrate — Nostr-native forum + relay in Rust
solid-pod-rs	Personal-data-sovereignty layer — Rust Solid pod server
dreamlab-ai-website	DreamLab AI company website — the commercial face

Architecture

flowchart TD
    src["jjohare/logseq source (pages tagged public:: true)"]
    pub["Automated publish action"]
    gh["gh-pages branch (this repo)"]
    site["narrativegoldmine.com (static site)"]
    sync["VisionClaw GitHubSyncService"]
    store["Oxigraph triple store"]
    client["VisionClaw 3D client"]

    src --> pub
    pub --> gh
    gh --> site
    src --> sync
    sync --> store
    store --> client

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The left path (publish action to gh-pages to static site) and the right path (GitHubSyncService to Oxigraph to 3D client) are independent consumers of one source.

Quickstart

There is nothing to build or run in this repository — it holds no application code.

• To read the corpus: visit narrativegoldmine.com.
• To inspect or change the publish pipeline: that logic lives in the private jjohare/logseq source repo, not here.
• To inspect the VisionClaw ingestion side: see VisionClaw's GitHubSyncService and the pipeline docs linked above.

Status & remaining work

Dated 2026-07-22.

• main branch = README.md + CNAME only; 2 commits total; no application code, no docs/ tree, no LICENSE file in this repo.
• gh-pages is live and serving narrativegoldmine.com, built by the jjohare/logseq publish automation (verified from gh-pages commit history).
• This repo has no open work items of its own beyond keeping this README current.
• For open items on the ingestion / sync side of the pipeline, consult VisionClaw's canonical work register: docs/TODO-unified.md (six-state work taxonomy). This README does not restate its contents.

Licence & maintainers

This repository carries no LICENSE file of its own (verified 2026-07-22 — only README.md and CNAME are present). It does not inherit a licence implicitly. For the ecosystem's licensing and maintainer contacts, see:

• VisionClaw — LICENSE and LICENSE.MPL in DreamLab-AI/VisionClaw.
• VisionFlow — LICENSES/ and MAINTAINERS.md in DreamLab-AI/VisionFlow.

The published corpus content itself originates in the private jjohare/logseq graph; its generation was directed by, and its rights sit with, DreamLab AI (the content is mostly AI-generated synthetic material — see the corpus note at the top).