ontologian-validate

You can validate ontology schema integrity by running a full validation across all domains defined under ontology/domains, checking objects, links, and actions for required fields and allowed values to ensure consistency.

Cross-domain referential integrity errors occur when ontology schemas contain invalid references, missing descriptions, circular triggers, or duplicate names across linked domains. Validation resolves these by performing schema checks and cross-domain reference resolution.

Checking for circular triggers and duplicate names requires performing schema checks and cross-domain resolution across all domain ontologies. Validation detects these artifacts and reports them with detailed remediation guidance.

Yes, ontology validation checks governance metadata including dependency_direction and domain ownership. It validates these governance fields alongside object, link, and action type definitions to ensure full schema consistency.

The best way to detect missing descriptions is to run a full ontology validation that performs schema checks across all objects, links, and actions, producing detailed error and warning reports grouped by domain, type, and field.

Yes, ontology validation produces detailed error and warning reports by domain, type, and field that include remediation guidance for invalid references, missing descriptions, and governance metadata issues across all domains.