Kosuke OKADA

Wikipedia has hundreds of "... by country" articles. The numbers live inside article tables, keyed by country names that differ from article to article. This dataset re-keys every such table to ISO2 so they join. One CSV per source article under tables/. Columns: iso2, country,. Values are kept exactly as printed (num twin columns hold the parsed number where one could be read). index.csv lists every table with its source article, revision id, row count and last change. Built by an autonomous seeker: it lists the articles, reads the tables, matches the country column against a 1,000-name gazetteer (Wikidata labels + aliases), keeps tables with ≥40 matched countries, and re-reads an article…

One folder per day under data/YYYY-MM-DD/, and the same files copied to latest/. Built every morning (JST) by the EmpireOS world model. Nothing is generated by a model; every row is a measurement from a public source. Countries: JP, US, GB, DE, FR, ES, IT, BR, MX, IN, ID, KR, TW, VN, TH, PH, TR, SA, EG, NG, ZA, KE, PL, NL, SE, AU, CA, AR, CO, CL. Agents and analysts keep re-scraping the same public endpoints every day. This dataset does it once, keeps the history, and gives it in one flat shape. GDELT data is free for any use with attribution to the GDELT Project. Google Trends, Apple, GitHub, Hugging Face, Steam and npm data are reproduced as published by their public endpoints; check each…