ontology-stack-builder
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Use when a request mentions: ontology, knowledge graph, semantic layer from schema, ontology-on-snowflake, abstract views, ontology metadata tables, KG_NODE, KG_EDGE, build ontology stack, generate ontology from tables, ontology layer generation, map tables to ontology, generate cortex agent config. Triggers: build ontology, create ontology stack, schema-to-ontology, OWL import, knowledge graph on snowflake, create semantic models from schema. Also use to MIGRATE an existing ontology-stack-builder deployment (ONT_* tables) into Snowflake native Business Ontology. Migration triggers: migrate ontology to business ontology, move ontology stack to native ontology, BON migration, convert ONT_CLASS to business ontology, retire ontology metadata tables. Do NOT use for: creating native Business Ontology nodes from scratch (use business-ontology skill), simple semantic view creation (use semantic-view skill), standalone Cortex Agent creation (use cortex-agent skill).
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