solidpark808/korea-visa-open-data

The project is a nascent open-data initiative targeting a highly specific niche: South Korean immigration law. With 0 stars and 0 forks, it currently lacks any market traction or community validation. Its defensibility is very low (2) because while the domain expertise of a 'licensed administrative scrivener' is valuable, the underlying data (visa laws) is public information. Any competitor could scrape the Ministry of Justice/Hikorea portals or hire a similar professional to recreate the dataset. Frontier labs (OpenAI, Anthropic) have no interest in building this directly, though their models can ingest such data to improve localized legal reasoning. The primary threat comes from established Korean legal-tech startups or the government itself (via official APIs). The value proposition lies in providing a 'clean' version of messy bureaucratic rules, but without a significant community or a high-velocity update schedule, it remains a personal data project. To improve its score, the project would need to evolve into a machine-readable logic engine or a comprehensive API with verified accuracy.