Ask HN: Resources on Modeling a Human Life (eg WolframAlpha for my life)

Hi HN-ers, I've recently become interested in creating a database for everything in my life with the view of enabling digital assistants to do my bidding. Best described as WolframAlpha for your life. My thesis is: Digital Assistants are limited in their functionality due to not knowing enough about me. For example I can't say: "Hey Siri, my son has a cough. Please book him a doctor's appointment and ask his school for his homework". The value of having a structured knowledgebase of my life is only going to increase with brain machine interfaces. Resources around "personal knowledge management systems", "building a second brain", etc seem to be all around stuffing unstructured data into a system (Evernote, Notion, etc). The "Quantified Self" folks seem to be just stuffing a limited set of metrics in a database. Would anyone have any resources or materials I can research further on this field?