kairos-mapping-report

To generate an HTML report for SKOS ontology mappings, use the kairos-ontology project command to render existing mappings, domain ontology definitions, and source vocabularies into a visual document for governance review.

A source-centric mapping report visualizes table-to-entity and column-to-property mappings with coverage dashboards. You need one to review how specific source system concepts align with the domain ontology and identify coverage gaps.

Yes, you can visualize coverage gaps across multiple source systems and domains by rendering entity-centric perspectives with domain badges and source-table associations to highlight governance issues and missing alignments.

Yes, existing SKOS mappings are required to publish an ontology mapping report. You must also provide domain ontology definitions and a defined source vocabulary to render the source-centric and entity-centric views.

The best way to review domain ontology alignment for governance is to generate an HTML mapping report containing data flow diagrams, executive metrics, and action items that guide validation and follow-up across source systems.

An entity-centric mapping view organizes information by target ontology classes using domain badges and transform expressions, whereas a source-centric view shows table-to-entity and column-to-property mappings with coverage dashboards.