Every published skill has an accountable reviewer decision behind it—not a graph feature, a publication requirement.
Who owns
which knowledge.
A visual map of ownership across the organisation's governed knowledge is in development. The data it will draw on is already real: no skill reaches a published state without a named reviewer's decision, enforced at the publication gate—today that's a fact you can query per skill, not yet a graph you can browse.
REAL TODAYThe data exists.
The data exists.
The map is coming.
Every read is checked against the caller's domain and permission-tag grants, per call, today.
Rendering that ownership structure as a browsable graph, instead of a fact you look up one skill at a time.
In progress.
Not shipped today.
There is no authority-graph visualisation in production yet. Ownership and reviewer data are already real and already enforced per skill.
See the real provenance path →