Knowledge Layer · Explanation

Guides built to be cited

Oiyo Blog is the explanation layer of the Oiyo knowledge network: long-form guides, lectures and explainers, published as clean HTML and as machine-readable catalogs.

Open data catalogs

Topic map

Top-level concepts and how they connect. Each links to related guides.

Three layers

The knowledge network

Start with the layer that matches the intent. Open the details only when you need the data contract behind it.

  1. Definition

    Oiyo Wiki

    Source-backed definitions and concept graphs.

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    Use this layer when you need stable terms, cited references, and machine-readable DefinedTerm data.

  2. Explanation

    Oiyo Blog

    Guides, lessons, comparisons, and long-form context.

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    Use this layer when a reader needs examples, study paths, or a practical explanation before using a tool.

  3. Execution

    OIYO

    Tests, calculators, results, and repeatable workflows.

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    Use this layer when the user wants to calculate, test, save a result, or turn knowledge into action.

Citation

Cite individual guides by their stable URL (see guides.json). Coverage spans 6 languages (en, ko, ja, fr, es, zh). Attribution: Oiyo (blog.oiyo.net).

FAQ

Can I cite or reuse these guides?+

Yes. Each guide has a stable canonical URL (see guides.json). Please attribute to Oiyo (blog.oiyo.net).

Is the catalog machine-readable?+

Yes — open JSON catalogs (guides.json, relations.json) plus structured data on each page.

How current is it?+

Catalogs are regenerated on every build; each guide carries a published and updated date.