kayaman/linked-data
linked-data/SKILL.md
Applies Tim Berners-Lee's linked data principles (four rules, dereferencing, browsable graphs, FOAF/seeAlso, 5-star linked open data). Use when designing or reviewing RDF publishing, HTTP URIs for things, 303 redirects, SPARQL endpoints, semantic web data linking, or explaining LOD and open data star ratings.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- linked-data
- description:
- >-
Linked data
When to apply
Use this skill when the task touches RDF on the web, cool URIs, dereferencing, linking datasets, or open-data publishing - not for generic REST APIs unless the conversation is explicitly about RDF graphs and URI/HTTP lookup patterns.
MUST
- Read the canonical note in LinkedDataDesignIssues.md before giving detailed guidance; prefer its wording and structure over paraphrase when citing rules.
- Preserve the four expectations as behavioral norms (URI names, HTTP URIs, useful representations on lookup, links to other URIs) - see the note's numbered list and "four rules" section.
- Distinguish Linked Data from Linked Open Data (licence / openness) when the user asks about stars, government data, or "LOD".
SHOULD
- Point implementers at SPARQL, RDF syntax choices, and 303 where the note discusses variations (hash URIs vs slash URIs,
seeAlso, browsable graphs). - Mention trade-offs of fully browsable graphs (duplication, consistency) when relevant.
- Use relative links inside this repo to
LinkedDataDesignIssues.md; do not assume the W3C HTML snapshot path on disk.
MAY
- Add explicit fragment IDs in Markdown headings elsewhere (e.g.
{#fivestar}) when mirroring the note's anchors.
Primary reference
| Resource | Role |
| -------- | ---- |
| LinkedDataDesignIssues.md | Full converted Design Issues note (source: https://www.w3.org/DesignIssues/LinkedData.html) |
Quick checklist
- [ ] Confirmed the user means RDF/HTTP-linked data (not only JSON hypermedia)
- [ ] Re-read or skim LinkedDataDesignIssues.md for the section in scope
- [ ] Stated the four rules or linked to them explicitly
- [ ] Called out openness only when the question is about LOD or star ratings
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