create-ontology

To create an ontology from reference files, you supply local .owl, .ttl, CSVs, or business docs to seed the interactive planning workflow. The tool reads these inputs to propose ontology classes, data properties, and relationships for your review and approval.

Interactive ontology planning works through a user-guided loop that proposes domain classes and properties, iterates with you for approval, and produces a reviewable Markdown plan. This ensures formal domain ontologies are accurately modeled before any changes are executed.

You can safely delete ontology classes in Stratio Governance because the workflow includes safeguards around Published views and destructive actions. It requires user confirmation and skips destructive edits when necessary to protect your existing data architecture.

The best way to extend a domain ontology is using the interactive planning loop to propose new data properties and relationships. You review the generated Markdown plan, confirm the additions, and the tool applies the update operations through governance MCP calls.

You do not need to provide a technical domain before starting; it is optional. You can start the interactive planning session immediately to model or extend an ontology and review the generated Markdown plan for execution.

You can use .owl, .ttl, CSVs, or business docs as reference files to seed ontology class proposals. The planning workflow reads these formats to extract domain semantics and generate a structured Markdown plan for governance approval.