Schematica Information

Schematica is a suite of products for working with schemas: the data models, content models, taxonomies, and ontologies that define what an organization's information means. The purpose is simple. People should be able to see and govern those definitions, and AI agents should look them up instead of guessing. Every organization already has schemas. They sit inside CRMs, CMSs, ERPs, databases, APIs, and standards documents, where business teams cannot see them and AI systems cannot reach them. Schematica brings them into a shared layer while the data stays where it lives. The suite: - CoreModels: the platform where teams model, map, and govern schemas together, with visual graph modeling, versioning, impact analysis, and delivery to systems and AI agents through MCP and API. - Schema Library: an open community library of production-validated models across healthcare, finance, commerce, content, and more. Browse it, export from it, contribute to it, or let an agent query it. - Developer tooling: an open source CLI, MCP server, and libraries for validating, converting, and serving schemas across JSON Schema, JSON-LD, RDF, ShEx, and other formats. - Design tools: RealContent brings real structured content into Figma. ContentFlow and SchemaFlow apply the same approach to conversational design and Schema.org modeling. Start with the library or the CLI. Move to CoreModels when schema work becomes a team and governance concern. The models carry over. Built for data architects, developers and data engineers, ontologists and taxonomists, content strategists and designers, and teams building AI agents that need grounded structure. Schematica is built by ARAMAI, whose research and methodology underpin the suite. Look up before you make up. https://schematica.io