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v0.0.89 — Platform Infrastructure and Developer Integration
v0.0.89 — Platform Infrastructure and Developer Integration
Release classification: Platform
This release consolidates improvements to the infrastructure, developer integrations, security, and documentation supporting the I2IDL Glossary of Digital Learning.
Highlights
- REST API: Public, read-only access to glossary concepts and their semantic context, with OpenAPI documentation.
- Model Context Protocol (MCP): Integration with compatible AI assistants through read-only semantic search and retrieval tools.
- Linked Data and SPARQL: Continued support for persistent concept identifiers, JSON-LD, RDF representations, and graph queries.
- Knowledge Graph Explorer: Semantic navigation, concept comparison, graph analysis, and scholarly discovery.
- Security and maintenance: Dependency reviews, license auditing, repository housekeeping, and validation improvements.
- Publication alignment: Updated canonical JSON-LD metadata, presentation indexes, release manifest, and Squarespace publication.
Data integrity
The curated glossary remains unchanged:
- 397 concepts and definitions
- 14 sources and 541 evidence records
- 31 collections
- 31 broader/narrower relationship pairs
- 742 related relationship pairs
- 17 external mappings
No new concept revisions were introduced. All 397 existing concept revisions and their content hashes are preserved.
Developer resources
- [Developer Portal](https://id.i2idl.org/developers)
- [REST API Documentation](https://id.i2idl.org/api/docs)
- [MCP Quick Start](https://github.com/blakeplock/i2idl-linked-data/blob/main/docs/MCP-QUICKSTART.md)
- [SPARQL Endpoint](https://id.i2idl.org/sparql)
- [Knowledge Graph Explorer](https://id.i2idl.org/explore)
- [I2IDL Glossary](https://www.i2idl.org/glossary)
Compatibility
No intended breaking changes to existing concept identifiers, semantic assertions, REST API, SPARQL, or MCP interfaces.
The public glossary version advances to v0.0.89. The npm package and MCP compatibility versions remain independent.