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Bring your own data (BYOD)

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Bring your own data

Section titled “Bring your own data”
  1. Author a YAML file conforming to the ai-atlas-nexus AI Risk Ontology schema (see the upstream util README).
  2. Drop it into byo/data/, or add, edit or delete records there from the web UI’s curate mode (saved through PUT /byo). The CLI, the API and the web UI pick it up with --byod.
  3. Validate against the installed schema, <site-packages>/ai_atlas_nexus/ai_risk_ontology/schema/ai-risk-ontology.yaml. docs/working-with-the-data.md has the commands: one finds that path for you, and the next runs uv run linkml validate byo/data/*.yaml -s "$SDIR/ai-risk-ontology.yaml".

The graph door is the exception. ./ai graph --export --byod writes the merged YAML graph including your files, but the Cypher export is built upstream from the packaged ontology, so ./ai graph cypher --export --byod is refused with a 400 rather than leaving your files out silently. just load-store and just build-browse-byod load your files into a database of their own beside the packaged data.

The nine byo/data/*.yaml files in the repository (FINOS AIGF plus eight framework encodings) are worked examples of this pattern, and each has a datasets/ concept in this bundle. Retired examples live in byo/olddata/.