kairos-hub-setup

Scaffold a multi-domain ontology hub by running the kairos-ontology CLI, which bootstraps the repository with standard folder layouts, starter ontologies, and SHACL shapes. This enforces domain isolation and clear governance across the hub structure.

A standard Kairos ontology hub structure includes dedicated directories for starter ontologies, SHACL shapes, integrations, and projection outputs. The layout enforces domain isolation and repository configuration to support repeatable deployments across multiple domains.

Yes, you need the kairos-ontology CLI to drive command-driven scaffolding for the hub repository. It creates repos, domains, and master artifacts while enforcing standard folder layouts and domain onboarding steps for consistent setup.

Yes, you can isolate multiple domains within a single Kairos hub. The scaffolding supports multi-domain hubs with domain isolation and clear governance, ensuring each domain maintains its own standard folder layout and onboarding steps.

The best way to enforce consistent configuration is using CLI-driven scaffolding to create repos and master artifacts. This approach reduces manual errors by applying standard hub layouts, SHACL shapes, and domain onboarding steps for repeatable deployments.

Your ontology hub setup lacks projections and SHACL shapes because it was not bootstrapped with the correct scaffolding. Using the kairos-ontology CLI enforces the standard hub layout, generating starter ontologies, SHACL shapes, and projection outputs automatically.