Schema Vocabulary
These terms define the small cs: namespace used when CogniSwitch structured data needs a relationship that schema.org and SKOS do not express directly.
https://cogniswitch.ai/vocab#status
A CogniSwitch editorial note that describes whether a concept is coined, operationally defined, externally standardized, or otherwise provenance-sensitive.
Used on coined terms such as ContextOps, Context Graph, Traceability, and Phantom Human-in-the-Loop.
https://cogniswitch.ai/vocab#wikidata
A reconciliation field for the Wikidata identifier or reconciliation note associated with a registered concept.
Used while aligning CogniSwitch concept IDs with external knowledge graph identifiers.
https://cogniswitch.ai/vocab#appearsOn
A page URL where the concept appears, is discussed, or is intentionally connected in structured data.
Used by the concept registry to track where canonical concepts are projected across the website.
https://cogniswitch.ai/vocab#domainOntology
A reconciliation field for domain-specific ontology codes or notes, especially healthcare/regulatory identifiers such as SNOMED, ICD, RxNorm, or MeSH.
Used when a concept has a stronger domain ontology home than a generic web vocabulary can provide.
https://cogniswitch.ai/vocab#registryConcept
Links a page-local term, taxonomy node, or visual classification back to the canonical CogniSwitch concept registry ID.
Used when a page defines local comparison terms but still needs to point back to the canonical registry.
The vocabulary defines custom predicates. The concept registry defines canonical concept IDs used across the website.
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