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Ontology research team

Skill Mokee04/ontology_research/ontology-research-team

Hierarchical agent skills for domain ontology planning, research, construction, and validation with saved research artifacts and eval-ready workflows.

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npx -y skills add Mokee04/ontology_research --skill ontology-research-team

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Run the research stage for a domain ontology project by collecting primary sources, checking whether the needed data is actually collectible in practice, curating evidence, identifying reuse candidates, and writing research artifacts to the exe folder.

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Ontology Research Team

Read:

  • ../refs/Total Guide.md
  • ../shared/references/exe-artifact-contract.md
  • ../shared/references/templates.md

Use this skill after planning is complete and before ontology construction begins.

Research Segments

SegmentGoalRequired user feedback
R1 Research framingconfirm what must be answered now and what can waityes
R2 Internal data feasibilityinspect what data can actually be collectedyes
R3 External source triageidentify reusable sources and standardsyes
R4 Evidence synthesisseparate feasible scope from aspirational scopeyes

Team Composition

Route research work through:

  • ontology-source-scout
  • ontology-evidence-curator

Tasks

  1. Start from competency questions and required standards.
  2. Reconfirm with the user which questions are highest priority before expanding the research scope.
  3. Prefer primary and official sources first.
  4. Check whether each important concept or relation can be supported by data that is realistically obtainable, licensable, and maintainable.
  5. Log the research process, not just the conclusion.
  6. Build a source inventory with keep, reject, or pending status.
  7. Curate evidence for concepts, definitions, relations, constraints, reuse candidates, and data collection feasibility.
  8. Produce a feasibility-oriented synthesis that can be handed to the build team, clearly separating feasible modeling scope from aspirational scope.
  9. Pause at each segment and ask the user whether to narrow, expand, or reprioritize the research focus.

EXE Rule

All research process logs and results must be written under:

  • ../exe/<run-id>/research/queries.md
  • ../exe/<run-id>/research/source-inventory.md
  • ../exe/<run-id>/research/evidence-log.md
  • ../exe/<run-id>/research/synthesis.md
  • ../exe/<run-id>/research/reuse-candidates.md

Exit Criteria

Do not hand off to build until:

  • the source inventory exists
  • evidence is linked to sources
  • data collection feasibility has been checked for the main planned ontology scope
  • reusable standards or ontology candidates are identified
  • unresolved ambiguities are named
  • a research checkpoint has been reviewed with the user

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