Row density
Tree chips (pick up to 2)
⬅ Select a node from the tree
Data is loaded on demand
Hops
Select a node to view its graph
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Sign in →One source of truth — categories > groups > properties. Toggle editor visibility per group or per property to curate what users can pick from in Add property.
.jsonld fragment, one domain at a time, that Domain import reads back — see Domain export below),
analysis snapshot (frozen .jsonld for downstream consumers — no import),
and provenance (append-only .jsonl audit stream).
.jsonld for downstream consumers. No import counterpart — it's a frozen view, not a round-trip file.
eidos:FullModelExport fragment (.jsonld). Domain import reads this file back.
.jsonl stream, one record per mutation. No import counterpart by design.
eidos:Snapshot written before every mutation commit — a pre-mutation safety net for recovery. Tier-gated.
eidos:FullModelExport file (.jsonld, mode view or archive) into every domain this backend can reach. Preview first — commit is only offered when every domain answers ready.
eidos:FullModelExport fragment (.jsonld). An empty domain is imported directly; a domain that already holds data is replaced only after you confirm, and only after a backup.
.jsonld or .jsonld.gz) back into this domain, under a node you choose. You review what it creates before anything is written.
Hide domains you don't use. This only affects your view.
.jsonld exports to import them as repositories. Each file becomes one repository named after the file.
.jsonld files here, or click to choose
Columns: Path · property_name · value · unit · group · inherit
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Select a dataset, copy the script, then in Excel:
Data → Get Data → From Other Sources → Blank Query → Advanced Editor
Clear the editor, paste the script, click OK, rename the query, then Close & Load To… → New sheet.