How does Workshop leverage the Ontology layer?

• A. It enables code-less application-building natively on the Ontology layer, using semantic and kinetic primitives.
• B. It requires extensive custom coding on the Ontology layer.
• C. It does not interact with Ontology data.
• D. It uses Ontology only for authentication.

Answer: (D)

The main idea here is how Workshop uses access control through the Ontology layer. Workshop relies on Ontology to verify who you are and what you’re permitted to do, so authentication and permissions from Ontology shape what actions you can take inside Workshop. It doesn’t require coding on the Ontology layer, and it doesn’t use Ontology’s semantic data to drive the workflow logic itself. In short, Ontology is used to establish identity and access, not to build apps or to manipulate Ontology data during normal Workshop use. Other options imply heavier Ontology involvement or no interaction at all, which isn’t how Workshop is designed to operate.