Data and AI solution

Show how the AI system actually works.From source data to human review.

Map data, models, retrieval, agents, evaluation, and human oversight in the same view. Link operating and governance decisions to the exact part of the system they affect.

  • Data + ML vocabulary
  • Six agentic patterns
  • Evaluation context
  • Linked governance
Data pipeline · governed flowSource-rendered starter
Editable data pipeline with sources, ingestion, processing, storage, model serving, monitoring, and governed relationships

Rendered from the checked-in data pipeline starter used by the application.

InputProduct questionUser and policy context
RetrievalKnowledge indexGoverned sources
AgentReasoning loopTools · memory · limits
ControlHuman reviewEscalation and feedback
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Eval plan linkedQuality · safety · drift

Explain the complete intelligence loop

Architecture, evidence, and accountability in one view.

Turn a collection of models and services into an engineering system that product, data, security, and operations teams can inspect and improve.

Map data lineage

Show ingestion, transformation, storage, features, training, serving, and downstream use with ownership and governance in context.

  • Batch and streaming pipelines
  • Stores, catalogs, and feature flows
  • Quality and ownership metadata

Explain model and agent behavior

Model RAG, tool use, memory, orchestration, evaluation, guardrails, and human review without reducing the system to generic boxes.

  • Agentic architecture patterns
  • Model serving and evaluation
  • Fallback and escalation paths
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Link governance to implementation

Reference policies, evaluation criteria, risk decisions, and operating thresholds from the exact component or flow they govern.

  • Bidirectional spec references
  • Versioned team review
  • Durable audit context

Data and AI in Struct

Trace data, model, agent, tool, and evaluation paths.

Represent runtime behavior and governance as engineering structure—not a generic flowchart—then link tests and human controls to the affected components.

  • 01AI-native componentsAgents, LLMs, tools, skills, routers, memory, evaluators, guardrails, and human approval points.
  • 02Six agentic patternsChecked-in starters for common orchestration and decision-loop structures.
  • 03Data-system vocabularySources, ingestion, transformation, stores, feature and vector systems, serving, and monitoring.
  • 04Linked evaluation contextAttach acceptance criteria, evidence, risk controls, ownership, and escalation requirements.

Responsible system design

Trace the path from source data to user outcome.

Make the entire lifecycle visible so teams can reason about performance, safety, cost, and ownership before production surprises.

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Frame the outcome and boundaries

Define users, decisions, sensitive data, external dependencies, and human responsibilities.

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Model the data and intelligence path

Connect sources, retrieval, models, agents, tools, outputs, feedback, and monitoring.

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Attach evaluation and governance

Link acceptance criteria, risk controls, test evidence, and escalation policy to the implementation.

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Review across the organization

Give data, product, security, legal, and operations specialists one shared system record.