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Published limitations

The current reference-query site documents canonical memory/file behaviour. It does not claim:

  • Neo4j, Dgraph, SQL, RDF-store, vector-store, or other backend equivalence;
  • a general query planner or backend-specific query language;
  • production graph hosting, cloud operation, or multi-user collaboration;
  • complete OntoUML, UFO, or gUFO coverage;
  • automatic semantic adoption or model certification;
  • artifact signing or notarisation; or
  • authority to review, decide, promote, or publish canonical state.

The 0.4.0 Developer Preview publishes 68 supported, four partial, and two deferred canon rows. Per-row status remains authoritative. A generated page can make those limitations easier to inspect; it cannot upgrade them.

The product repository is private; compiled documentation is distributed to the public governance-foundation/ontograph-docs repository. GitHub Pages serves its develop branch. The build and publication workflows fail independently of the semantic product gates.