GCRI · Registry
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API and bulk download
The whole snapshot as files: JSON, CSV and JSON-LD, with a RO-Crate descriptor and a SHA-256 for each. Snapshot 3.1.1, as of 2026-10-17, identifier 90a6a93b18a2bf3c, 1,256 records. There is no query API; the files are the interface, and a download here is byte for byte the file the build published.
Take the files.
Each button builds the file in your browser from the data embedded in this page. Verify computes its SHA-256 and compares it with the published value.
| File | Format | Bytes | SHA-256 |
|---|---|---|---|
nexus-registry.json | JSON | 887,082 | f6afc6d2aae50523d9088281057a77e3530402f6845fb83fda3f75cc1da74a48 |
nexus-registry.csv | CSV | 565,186 | 9f1c4de8b9aebbe7b8f0baea4cc3dbf01df2beb1925e1ad075a569c2e8c6bfd3 |
nexus-registry.jsonld | JSON-LD | 908,852 | edc237da12ecfaae744f383df99bd1fe9f28f28175b293e732b0671937560d7a |
What is in each file.
| File | Bytes | Content |
|---|---|---|
| nexus-registry.json | 887,082 | The snapshot: header, vocabularies, the record model, then one record per line. |
| nexus-registry.csv | 565,186 | One row per record with the columns id, kind, sub-type, uni, title, status, scope, domain, version, licence, steward, URL, date, summary, evidence, relations. Evidence is label and link pairs; relations are relation and id pairs. |
| nexus-registry.jsonld | 908,852 | A DCAT catalogue node and one node per record, each with a stable address under the records page. |
| ro-crate-metadata.json | 2,944 | A RO-Crate 1.1 descriptor of the dataset with the digest of each file. |
| changelog.json | 35,561 | The version history, newest first. |
Semantic versions, one identifier per snapshot.
The current version is 3.1.1 and its identifier is 90a6a93b18a2bf3c.
- A major version means records were removed; a minor version means records were added; a patch version means fields of existing records changed.
- The identifier is the first sixteen hexadecimal digits of the SHA-256 of the canonical content, so the same inputs always give the same snapshot.
- The generator uses no clock: the as-of date is the latest publication date among the standards and catalogue records.
How to cite.
Cite a record by its identifier and version, in the NS-2 form. To cite the snapshot: The Global Centre for Risk and Innovation, Registry snapshot 3.1.1 (90a6a93b18a2bf3c), 2026. https://therisk.global/nexus-registry/records/.
Licence: The snapshot is published under CC BY 4.0, the licence for registries and data in the Nexus Standards governance register (layer L1). Attribute the Global Centre for Risk and Innovation and the snapshot identifier. Each record also carries the licence of the thing it describes, and third-party material keeps its own licence and attribution.
How the snapshot is produced.
- The generator reads the Nexus Standards registry checkout and the estate’s own data, and writes the files above. It lists 145 inputs, each with a short digest where the file is not itself regenerated.
- 12 rows are withheld: withdrawn register rows and names the owner removed from public pages.
- Latest entry of the change log: 3.1.1, 44 changed.
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