Three planes, usually missing
Models, agents and stores get drawn. The planes that make them trustworthy, meaningful and operable usually do not. Select a plane for the argument, the cost of leaving it out, and a test you can run on any diagram.
Target architecture
Every box is selectable. Selecting one explains it and draws its dependencies. Dashed bands are the three planes. Use Gap view to shade what is usually absent today.
Tip: Tab moves between components, Enter opens details, Esc closes. Green lines are upstream (feeds into the selection), blue lines are downstream (fed by it).
From raw data to verified inference
The semantic stack the architecture implements. Each stage is selectable; the overlay in the diagram uses the same colours.
The vocabularies regulated life sciences already run on
What a vocabulary service improves
Every component, mapped
Layer, maturity, semantic stage, what it consumes and produces, and whether it touches vocabularies, the knowledge graph, models or inference. Filters and search apply here too.
| Component | Layer | Maturity | Semantic stage | Consumes | Produces | Vocab | Graph | Models | Inference |
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References
Public standards, guidance and papers behind the explanations. Website entries are living resources; dated entries are publications or standards releases.
Statements about how layers should integrate are architectural interpretation, not citations of an existing system, and are framed as such throughout.