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palantir-core-workflow-b

Build and verify an Ontology-backed application with a generated OSDK, bounded object queries, and validated Actions. Use when implementing object reads, links, aggregations, Functions, or writeback. Trigger with "Palantir OSDK" or "Ontology Action".

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# Palantir Ontology Application Workflow

## Overview

Use the generated Ontology SDK as the typed contract for a Developer Console application. Keep reads, Functions, and Actions distinct, and validate writeback before execution when the generated SDK and action support it.

## Prerequisites

- Identify the Developer Console application, Foundry environment, selected Ontology entities, grant type, application restrictions, and data owner.
- Generate or select the OSDK language and version required by the application; do not guess object, property, link, Action, or Function API names.
- Read `references/official-docs.md` and the application-specific generated documentation in Developer Console.
- Prepare test objects and a non-production Action path.

## Current Contract
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