Applications
Applications provide ontological models for specific third-party systems, platforms, and tools that integrate with the ABI ecosystem. These application-level ontologies extend ABI domain concepts for concrete implementations.
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Application ontologies in this section are not fully vetted and are subject to changes as we refine the modeling approach for third-party integrations.
Application Categories​
Microsoft Office Suite​
- Microsoft Office - Complete Office suite integration
- Word - Document processing with text-based schema
- Excel - Spreadsheet application with cell-based schema
- PowerPoint - Presentation application with slide-based schema
Google Workspace Suite​
- Google Workspace - Complete Google productivity suite
- Gmail - Email platform with conversation threading
- Google Calendar - Scheduling and event management
- Google Drive - Cloud storage and file collaboration
- Google Docs - Document creation and collaborative editing
- Google Sheets - Spreadsheet and data analysis
- Google Slides - Presentation creation and sharing
Professional Networks​
- LinkedIn - Professional networking and career data
- GitHub - Code repositories and development workflows
AI & ML Platforms​
- OpenAI - GPT models and API integration
- LangChain - AI application framework
- Hugging Face - Model hub and transformers
Communication Platforms​
- Slack - Team communication and collaboration
- Discord - Community and voice communication
- Email - Email systems and protocols
Development Tools​
- OpenAPI - API specification and documentation
- Docker - Containerization and deployment
- Kubernetes - Container orchestration
Data Platforms​
- Foundry - Data platform integration
- Data Sources - Generic data source patterns
Architecture​
Applications extend the ontological hierarchy:
Integration Patterns​
Data Integration​
Applications typically extend ABI data concepts:
- Data Sources - Application-specific data access patterns
- Information Objects - Application document types
- Message Types - Application communication protocols
Agent Integration​
Applications extend ABI agent concepts:
- Application Agents - Platform-specific AI agents
- User Agents - Human users within applications
- System Agents - Automated application processes
Process Integration​
Applications extend ABI process concepts:
- Application Workflows - Platform-specific processes
- Integration Events - Cross-application triggers
- Synchronization Processes - Data consistency operations
Implementation Guidelines​
Naming Conventions​
- Use PascalCase for class names (e.g.,
LinkedInProfilePage
) - Prefix with application namespace (e.g.,
linkedin:
,office:
) - Extend appropriate ABI domain classes
Documentation Standards​
- Include practical examples for each application class
- Document API integration patterns
- Provide authentication and authorization guidance
- Reference official application documentation
See Also​
- ABI - Core domain-level ontologies
- Design Patterns - Reusable modeling patterns
- Data Source - Generic data integration patterns
- Foundry - Data platform integration