A WebGL wireframe of the organism. Its volume, lobe count, pulse, wire brightness, morph speed and afterimage layers each map to one site metric. It responds to pointer and touch (glow on hover, drag to rotate, click to ripple), but that is feedback only: no information exists solely inside the canvas. The full numbers are in the table below, in /en/organism.md and in /api/organism.json.

Live readout

This archive is alive

The shape above is not an illustration. Six site metrics drive it: entry count sets its volume, Booth Score sets how bright the wires burn, edits over the last seven days set how fast it morphs. Every verifiable fact someone adds makes it grow.

Move your cursor across it to light it up, drag to turn it, click to send a ripple out from that point.

86 cells
60% vitality
515/860 facts filled
0/86 with curation
16 longest run

How the shape is computed

Six metrics each drive one shape variable. 4 of them are wired to a real source; the rest are marked "not wired" and fall back to a constant written in scripts/tools/generate-organism.py. None are filled with plausible-looking fake numbers, because this page's entire claim is that every visual variable traces back to a real field.

  • Entries volume 86 file count in knowledge/Vendors
  • Backlinks lobe count not wired not wired yet: needs an external backlink source
  • AI crawler fetches pulse rate not wired not wired yet: needs Cloudflare per-crawler request counts
  • Booth Score wire brightness 60 site-wide mean of the ten mechanical checks below
  • Edits (7 days) morph speed 16 git log --since=7.days -- knowledge
  • Languages afterimage layers 2 language directories under knowledge/ plus the source language

Heartbeat

Commit rhythm over the last 90 days, read straight from git.

This archive is 1 day old: 26 commits across 1 active day. The rhythm chart appears once there are at least 5 days of history, because a bar chart with one bar is just a bar.

What makes it grow

Vitality is ten mechanical checks worth 10 points each. The algorithm is public (scripts/tools/generate-organism.py) and anyone can recompute it. Marketing copy earns exactly zero.

Fact layer from the official listing; exhibitors may edit these directly

  • Official listing link 86/86
  • Company website 85/86
  • Booth number 86/86
  • Show area 86/86
  • Venue 86/86
  • Exhibiting history 86/86

Curation layer written and verified by editors; exhibitors may object in a PR but not edit directly

  • Position in the industry 0/86
  • Year-over-year change 0/86
  • Products and technology 0/86
  • Human review 0/86

That is why the organism burns half-lit: the 6 fact-layer checks are nearly full, while the 4 curation-layer checks stand at 0 of 86. This is not an unfinished bug. It is the honest state: the organism has been fed facts, but nobody has interpreted them yet.

Hungriest cells

Most incomplete first; among equals, the ones with the longest COMPUTEX history come first, because a long run with a thin page is the widest gap.

To feed it: edit the matching knowledge/Vendors/*.md and open a pull request. Fact-layer claims need a source URL and a checked-on date; curation-layer claims must be independently verifiable. knowledge/Vendors →