Connectors for the stack you already run
Bring the file your tools already produce — a dbt manifest, a registry dump, a warehouse extract. No passwords.
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Airbyte
Govern the catalog every sync trusts - before a silent type change lands in the warehouse.
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Apache Airflow
Govern the scheduler that already knows your freshness, ownership, and lineage.
Connect Apache Airflow →
Confluent
Put meaning under every Kafka subject the Schema Registry already inventories.
Connect Confluent →
Databricks
Give Unity Catalog something to check thousands of columns against.
Connect Databricks →
dbt
Your dbt project already holds the definitions, copied into every `accepted_values` list that tests a column. Bring a manifest; we connect the copies into one vocabulary you govern — that your agents build on, operate across and answer from.
Import your dbt project →
Google BigQuery
Turn INFORMATION_SCHEMA from an inventory into a contract you can audit.
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JSON Schema
Stop asking a validator four questions it was only built to answer one of.
Import a JSON Schema file →
Salesforce
Govern the org whose schema can change in forty seconds from Setup.
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Snowflake
Your Snowflake schema is not a contract. Generate one from the governed model.
Connect Snowflake →
Apache Avro
One governed reading of the schema that currently lives in four places.
Import a Apache Avro file →
AWS Glue
Stop treating a crawler snapshot as the meaning of your lake.
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Azure Synapse
Record the constraints that die on the way to a registered schema.
Connect Azure Synapse →
cBioPortal
Govern the four comment rows that are the schema of your study.
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JSON-LD
Make the vocabulary you already trust executable downstream.
Import a JSON-LD file →
LinkML
Let the pipeline read the model that is already right.
Import a LinkML file →
MACH ODM
Stop shipping a recollection of the standard as if it were the standard.
Import a MACH ODM file →
Microsoft Fabric
Catch the warehouse type change that never pages anyone.
Connect Microsoft Fabric →
Neo4j
Write down the graph schema MERGE has been inferring for you.
Connect Neo4j →
ODCS
Make the contract a derived artifact of governed meaning, not a YAML twin of the table.
Import a ODCS file →
Open Semantic Interchange
Put two revenue numbers next to the same definition.
Connect Open Semantic Interchange →
OWL
Keep the ontology and the application schema from becoming two portraits of Person.
Import a OWL file →
Protocol Buffers
Carry reserved field numbers with the meaning, not only with the .proto file.
Import a Protocol Buffers file →
REDCap
Diff the codebook so a study change is a review, not a memory.
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Schema Converter
A neutral hub between fourteen schema formats, with an honest lossiness ledger.
Connect Schema Converter →
ShEx
Keep the four assertions in every shape constraint from dying in a hand copy.
Import a ShEx file →
SQL
Give the column nobody can explain a definition your team governs and your agents act on.
Import a SQL file →