DaedalMap
Docs

DaedalMap documentation.

Shared runtime, maintained packs, and the public surfaces built on top of them.

Reference

FAQ

Quick answers about DaedalMap, maintained evidence, packs, access paths, and source trust.

Overview

How It Works

Follow your data from location fields to place identities, compatible geography, and maintained sources.

Data

Packs

Pack structure, release tiers, and why packs are the unit of maintained geographic evidence.

Geography

loc_id Guide

Start with the identity model, administrative spine, and crosswalks that connect geography, data packs, maps, and tools.

Geography

Geometry Families

The admin spine, independent geometry families, networks, crosswalks, and external bridges.

Geography

External Bridges

How outside place IDs connect to DaedalMap geography, with an Overture divisions example.

Geography

Geometry Tools

Resolve inputs, inspect loc_ids, discover crosswalks, and retrieve boundaries.

Data

Source Map

Which source families are live, where the strongest maintained paths exist, and where gaps remain visible.

Reference

Coverage Model

How packs describe country coverage against a shared 200-country baseline, using common_missing and uncommonly_included for exceptions.

Reference

Research MCP

Connect an MCP-capable client, select a bounded source corpus, and inspect source-backed evidence.

Data

Prepare Your Data

Shape tables with loc_id, time fields, metrics, and source notes before promoting them into maintained packs.

Deployment

Install It Yourself

Install the open runtime yourself. Start with the packaged local copy or use the GitHub/manual path for deeper deployment control.

Contributor

Source Data

The source sheet format for packs: maintainer, methodology, update dates, coverage, and caveats.

Agent

For Agents

The shortest path for developers and agents: live endpoints, shared pack semantics, paid-lane flow, and the main MCP quickstart.

Agent

Agent Examples

Copyable free and paid calls built around the live flagship packs and the first successful earthquake flow.

Reference

Roadmap

What is being built, what is stable, and where the product is headed.