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Map local tags, categories, or terms to standard formal ontologies (like SKOS or industry-specific standards) to ensure interoperability.
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Map local tags, categories, or terms to standard formal ontologies (like SKOS or industry-specific standards) to ensure interoperability.
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| name | ontology-map |
| description | Map local tags, categories, or terms to standard formal ontologies (like SKOS or industry-specific standards) to ensure interoperability. |
| required_roles | {"scribe":"roles/scribe.editor"} |
| personas | ["taxonomist","information-architect"] |
Analyze a list of local terms (tags, categories) and suggest mappings to standard ontologies to improve content classification and interoperability.
SOURCE_TERMS - A list of terms or a path to a file containing terms to map.TARGET_ONTOLOGY - (Optional) The standard ontology to map to (e.g., "SKOS", "Dublin Core", "Schema.org"). Default: "SKOS".SOURCE_TERMS to understand their local context and usage.TARGET_ONTOLOGY spec.skos:exactMatch)skos:broader)skos:narrower)skos:related)A mapping table (Markdown or CSV) linking Input Term -> Target URI/Term -> Relation Type.