The fabric layer of the decision stack, running against a live governance repository rather than the seeded book. Connections, catalogued assets, PII and regulation classification, and scan history all read from Postgres in a read-only session — the Generali financials stay in the reconciled SQLite backbone.
The catalog, glossary, critical data elements and data-quality results below are not seeded — they are read from an external PostgreSQL instance at query time. If it is unreachable, these panels degrade and say so; the Generali book is unaffected.
Insurance-relevant slice: 481 ontology concepts, 337 business terms and 5 critical data elements match insurance vocabulary (policy · claim · premium · underwriting · motor · health) — including an Insurance Core Master ontology.
Every catalogued table with its column count, classified PII and sensitive columns, and the regulation pack it falls under. Ranked by PII exposure — the tables a DPDP/IRDAI reviewer opens first.
The governance Postgres did not answer (connection failed). The seeded Generali book is unaffected — only this live panel is degraded.
The eleven services in the SciKIQ fabric, each mapped to the repository table that actually backs it. Where nothing backs it yet, it says so rather than showing a tick.
Discovery runs that populated the catalog — including whether LLM-assisted classification was used to label PII and sensitivity.
The governance Postgres did not answer (connection failed). The seeded Generali book is unaffected — only this live panel is degraded.
Read-only by construction: the pool opens every session with default_transaction_read_only, so these shared governance schemas cannot be written from the cockpit.