Owl MCP

Enables AI systems to manipulate Web Ontology Language (OWL) ontologies by adding, removing, and finding axioms through string-based representations in OWL functional syntax

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add_axiom

Add an axiom to the ontology using OWL functional syntax. Args: owl_file_path: Absolute path to the OWL file axiom_str: String representation of the axiom in OWL functional syntax e.g., "SubClassOf(:Dog :Animal)" Returns: str: Success message or error

add_axioms

Adds a list of axioms to the ontology, using OWL functional syntax. Args: owl_file_path: Absolute path to the OWL file axiom_strs: List of string representation of the axiom in OWL functional syntax e.g., ["SubClassOf(:Dog :Animal)", ...] Returns: str: Success message or error

add_prefix

Add a prefix mapping to the ontology. Args: owl_file_path: Absolute path to the OWL file prefix: The prefix string (e.g., "ex") uri: The URI the prefix maps to (e.g., "http://example.org/") Note that usually an ontology will contain standard prefixes for rdf, rdfs, owl, xsd Returns: str: Success message

find_axioms

Find axioms matching a pattern in the ontology. Args: owl_file_path: Absolute path to the OWL file pattern: A string pattern to match against axiom strings (simple substring matching) limit: (int) Maximum number of axioms to return (default: 100) include_labels: If True, include human-readable labels after ## in the output annotation_property: Optional annotation property IRI to use for labels (defaults to rdfs:label) Returns: list[str]: List of matching axiom strings

remove_axiom

Remove an axiom from the ontology using OWL functional syntax. Args: owl_file_path: Absolute path to the OWL file axiom_str: String representation of the axiom in OWL functional syntax Returns: str: Success message or error

get_all_axioms

Get all axioms in the ontology as strings. Args: owl_file_path: Absolute path to the OWL file limit: Maximum number of axioms to return (default: 100) include_labels: If True, include human-readable labels after ## in the output annotation_property: Optional annotation property IRI to use for labels (defaults to rdfs:label) Returns: list[str]: List of all axiom strings

add_axiom_by_name

Add an axiom to a configured ontology using its name. Args: ontology_name: Name of the ontology as defined in configuration axiom_str: String representation of the axiom in OWL functional syntax Returns: str: Success message or error

ontology_metadata

Get metadata about the ontology. Args: owl_file_path: Absolute path to the OWL file Returns: list[str]: List of metadata items

add_prefix_by_name

Add a prefix mapping to a configured ontology using its name. Args: ontology_name: Name of the ontology as defined in configuration prefix: The prefix string (e.g., "ex:") uri: The URI the prefix maps to (e.g., "http://example.org/") Returns: str: Success message or error

configure_ontology

Add or update an ontology in the configuration. Args: name: A unique name for the ontology path: Absolute path to the ontology file metadata_axioms: List of metadata axioms as strings readonly: Whether the ontology is read-only (default: False) description: Optional description preferred_serialization: Optional preferred serialization format annotation_property: Optional annotation property IRI for labels (default: rdfs:label) Returns: str: Success or error message

get_labels_for_iri

Get all labels for a given IRI. Args: owl_file_path: Absolute path to the OWL file iri: The IRI to get labels for (as a string) annotation_property: Optional annotation property IRI to use for labels (defaults to rdfs:label if None) Returns: List[str]: List of label strings

find_axioms_by_name

Find axioms matching a pattern in a configured ontology using its name. Args: ontology_name: Name of the ontology as defined in configuration pattern: A string pattern to match against axiom strings limit: Maximum number of axioms to return (default: 100) include_labels: If True, include human-readable labels after ## in the output annotation_property: Optional annotation property IRI to use for labels (defaults to rdfs:label) Returns: list[str]: List of matching axiom strings or empty list if ontology not found

get_ontology_config

Get configuration for a specific ontology. Args: name: Name of the ontology Returns: Optional[OntologyConfigInfo]: The ontology configuration or None if not found

remove_axiom_by_name

Remove an axiom from a configured ontology using its name. Args: ontology_name: Name of the ontology as defined in configuration axiom_str: String representation of the axiom in OWL functional syntax Returns: str: Success message or error

remove_ontology_config

Remove an ontology from the configuration. Args: name: Name of the ontology to remove Returns: str: Success or error message

get_labels_for_iri_by_name

Get all labels for a given IRI in a configured ontology. Args: ontology_name: Name of the ontology as defined in configuration iri: The IRI to get labels for (as a string) annotation_property: Optional annotation property IRI to use for labels (defaults to rdfs:label if None) Returns: List[str]: List of label strings or empty list if ontology not found

list_configured_ontologies

List all ontologies defined in the configuration. Returns: List[OntologyConfigInfo]: List of configured ontologies

load_and_register_ontology

Load an ontology and register it in the configuration system in one step. Args: owl_file_path: Absolute path to the ontology file name: Optional name for the ontology (defaults to filename stem) readonly: Whether the ontology should be read-only (default: False) create_if_not_exists: If True, create the file if it doesn't exist (default: True) description: Optional description of the ontology preferred_serialization: Optional preferred serialization format metadata_axioms: Optional list of metadata axioms to add to the ontology annotation_property: Optional annotation property IRI for labels (default: rdfs:label) Returns: str: Success message

register_ontology_in_config

Register an existing ontology in the configuration system. This allows you to save preferences and metadata for frequently used ontologies, making them accessible by name in future sessions. Args: owl_file_path: Absolute path to the ontology file name: Optional custom name for the ontology (defaults to filename without extension) readonly: Whether the ontology should be read-only (defaults to current setting if loaded) description: Optional description for the ontology preferred_serialization: Optional preferred serialization format annotation_property: Optional annotation property IRI for labels (defaults to current setting if loaded) Returns: str: Name of the registered ontology

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