Reading the corpus graph.
Every artifact in catalog/manifest.md rolls up into pattern,
type, matter, and actor counts. The charts below trace those counts
into a graph — which patterns travel together, when they surge,
and how far they spread.
The corpus reads as a graph, not a ledger. Coverage tells you how much of the archive has been analyzed. The heatmap shows where the patterns pile up. The tempo line shows when they spike.
Open the graph console →Artifact mix
How the manifest divides across artifact types — emails, transcripts, screenshots, legal filings, analysis files.
Top patterns
Which named behaviors recur the most across the corpus. The pattern catalog ranked by how often each one fires.
Corpus tempo
Monthly volume since the earliest manifest entry. The dashed line is the analyzed share; the secondary line counts the distinct active patterns per month.
Pattern × Pattern co-occurrence
Patterns that show up together on the same artifact. Edge thickness is the count of shared artifacts; opacity is the overlap fraction.
Phenomenology by category
The taxonomy filling in. Each band shows the patterns registered and how many have already fired on at least one artifact.