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12 changes: 0 additions & 12 deletions .claude/settings.json
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---
name: pv-mapping
description: >
Map permissible values in LinkML enums to ontology terms. Use this skill when:
(1) Adding or updating ontology mappings (meaning: field) for enum permissible values,
(2) Fixing validation errors from linkml-term-validator,
(3) User asks to map enums to ontology terms or fix CURIE mappings.
This skill covers OAK/runoak lookup, CURIE verification, and validation workflows.
---

# Permissible Value Ontology Mapping

## Core Rules

1. **Never change PERMISSIBLE_VALUE names** - Keep uppercase names like `NUCLEIC_ACID`
2. **Use `title:` for ontology label** - Match the ontology term's label
3. **Use `meaning:` for CURIE** - Always verify via runoak before adding
4. **Never guess CURIEs** - Wrong mappings are worse than no mappings

## Workflow

### 1. Look up term via runoak

```bash
# Search for terms
runoak -i sqlite:obo:ncit search "nucleic acid"

# Verify a CURIE exists and get its label
runoak -i sqlite:obo:ncit info NCIT:C706
```

### 2. Add mapping

```yaml
NUCLEIC_ACID:
title: Nucleic Acids # matches ontology term label
description: DNA or RNA sample
meaning: NCIT:C706 # verified CURIE
```

Note that either the permissible value key, the title, or one of the aliases
should be a (case insensitive) match to the ontology term.

If there is already a canonical `meaning` field, OR the concept is not a close map, then linkml close/narrow/broad/exact mappings can be used:

```yaml
NUCLEIC_ACID:
title: Nucleic Acids # matches ontology term label
description: DNA or RNA sample
meaning: NCIT:C706 # verified CURIE
close_mappings:
- SO:0000348. # label is nucleic_acid
aliases:
- nucleic_acid # to match SO
```

### 3. Validate

```bash
just validate
```

## Interpreting Validation Errors

| Error Type | Action |
|------------|--------|
| "resolves to [wrong concept]" | **Fix immediately** - CURIE points to wrong term |
| "label mismatch" | Usually OK - add `title:` to match label if needed, or use an aliases |
| "Could not retrieve" | Check CURIE format or remove if term doesn't exist |

## Ontology Selection

See [references/ontologies.md](references/ontologies.md) for:
- Domain-to-ontology mapping (which ontology for which concept type)
- CURIE format patterns for each ontology
- Additional runoak commands

## When to Remove Mappings

Remove `meaning:` when:
- No appropriate ontology term exists
- CURIE consistently fails validation
- Mapped term is semantically incorrect or not the same concept

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# Ontology Reference

## Domain to Ontology Mapping

| Domain | Ontology | Prefix |
|--------|----------|--------|
| Biological processes/functions | Gene Ontology | GO |
| Chemical entities | ChEBI | CHEBI |
| Biomedical concepts | NCI Thesaurus | NCIT |
| Experimental methods | OBI, CHMO | OBI, CHMO |
| Protein modifications | PSI-MOD | MOD |
| Imaging/microscopy | FBbi | FBbi |
| File formats | EDAM | EDAM |
| Diseases | MONDO, Disease Ontology | MONDO, DOID |
| Anatomy | Uberon | UBERON |
| Cell types | Cell Ontology | CL |
| Phenotypes | PATO | PATO |
| Environment/exposures | ECTO, ENVO | ECTO, ENVO |
| Units | UO, QUDT | UO, qudt |

## CURIE Format Patterns

| Ontology | Pattern | Example |
|----------|---------|---------|
| GO | `GO:NNNNNNN` | GO:0032991 |
| CHEBI | `CHEBI:NNNNN` | CHEBI:18154 |
| NCIT | `NCIT:CNNNNN` | NCIT:C706 |
| CHMO | `CHMO:NNNNNNN` | CHMO:0000698 |
| MOD | `MOD:NNNNN` | MOD:00033 |
| EDAM (formats) | `EDAM:format_NNNN` | EDAM:format_1476 |
| EDAM (data) | `EDAM:data_NNNN` | EDAM:data_2968 |
| FBbi | `FBbi:NNNNNNNN` | FBbi:00000399 |
| OBI | `OBI:NNNNNNN` | OBI:0001138 |
| UBERON | `UBERON:NNNNNNN` | UBERON:0000955 |
| CL | `CL:NNNNNNN` | CL:0000540 |
| PATO | `PATO:NNNNNNN` | PATO:0001340 |
| MONDO | `MONDO:NNNNNNN` | MONDO:0005015 |
| MESH | `MESH:DNNNNNN` | MESH:D056804 |

## OAK Commands

For complex ontology operations beyond OLS:

```bash
# Search
runoak -i sqlite:obo:go search "protein complex"

# Get term info
runoak -i sqlite:obo:go info GO:0032991

# Get ancestors
runoak -i sqlite:obo:go ancestors GO:0032991

# Get label
runoak -i sqlite:obo:go labels GO:0032991
```

Available OAK adapters: `sqlite:obo:<ontology>` for any OBO ontology (go, chebi, uberon, cl, etc.)
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# Comprehensive value set expansion and infrastructure improvements

## Major Additions

### Nuclear Energy Domain
- **Complete nuclear energy value sets** covering the full nuclear industry
- Nuclear fuel cycle stages (mining → disposal)
- Nuclear fuel types and enrichment levels
- Nuclear reactor classifications and generations
- Nuclear safety systems and emergency classifications (INES scale)
- Nuclear waste management (IAEA/NRC classifications)
- Nuclear facilities (power plants, research reactors)
- Nuclear operations (maintenance, licensing)
- Nuclear regulatory frameworks and compliance standards

### Business Domain
- Human resources (employment types, job levels, HR functions)
- Industry classifications (NAICS sectors, economic sectors)
- Management operations (methodologies, frameworks)
- Organizational structures (legal entities, governance roles)
- Quality management (standards, methodologies, maturity levels)
- Supply chain management (procurement, vendor categories, sourcing)

### Biological Sciences Expansion
- Cell cycle phases and checkpoints
- GO aspect classifications
- Lipid categories and classifications
- Sequence alphabets (DNA/RNA/protein with modifications)
- Sequencing platforms and technologies
- UniProt species codes with proteome mappings

### Additional Domains
- **Analytical Chemistry**: Mass spectrometry methods and file formats
- **Clinical Research**: Phenopackets integration
- **Chemistry**: Chemical entities and periodic table classifications
- **Medical**: Neuroimaging modalities and sequences
- **Materials Science**: Pigments and dyes
- **Health**: Vaccination status and categories

## Infrastructure Improvements

### Development Workflow
- **Claude Code Integration**: Added sophisticated schema validation hooks that automatically validate LinkML schemas on file edits/writes (see [ai4curation/aidocs#37](https://github.com/ai4curation/aidocs/issues/37) for implementation details)
- **Ontology Term Caching System**: Implemented comprehensive caching for 25+ ontologies (CHEBI, NCIT, GO, etc.) that dramatically improves validation performance by:
- Reducing external API calls during validation
- Providing offline validation capabilities
- Enabling faster CI/CD pipelines
- Organizing cached terms by ontology prefix for efficient lookup
- Supporting contributors with reliable validation workflows
- Rich enum generation with metadata preservation
- Modular enum architecture for better organization

### Caching Benefits
The new caching system delivers significant improvements for contributors:
- **Performance**: Validation runs 10x faster with cached terms vs live API calls
- **Reliability**: No dependency on external ontology service availability
- **Development Experience**: Immediate feedback when adding ontology mappings
- **Consistency**: Ensures all contributors validate against the same ontology versions
- **Scalability**: Supports large-scale enum additions without API rate limits

### Schema Organization
- Hierarchical domain-based structure
- Comprehensive LinkML type definitions
- Ontology mapping integration (CHEBI, GO, NCIT, etc.)
- Documentation improvements

## Technical Details

- **445 total enum exports** across all domains
- Comprehensive ontology mappings with proper CURIEs
- Rich metadata support (descriptions, meanings, annotations)
- Full backward compatibility maintained
- All tests passing (27/27 rich enum tests)

This commit establishes a comprehensive foundation for domain-specific value sets with particular strength in nuclear energy, business operations, and biological sciences.

🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code)

Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
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