Resources

# Resources

This section provides practical reference material for architects, security teams, and delivery teams working with AI Fabrix.

The resources here support evaluation, design, implementation, and governance of the platform. They do not introduce new platform behavior beyond what is defined in the core documentation.

Architecture Diagrams

This subsection contains reference diagrams that describe the structural architecture of AI Fabrix and its governed execution flow.

Purpose

• Support architecture and security reviews
• Provide a shared visual model for enterprise stakeholders
• Clarify separation between Controller, Dataplane, orchestration, and UX layers

Scope

• Normative architecture references
• Production-equivalent deployment patterns
• No UI- or agent-specific assumptions

High-Level Architecture Diagram

Interpretation Notes

• Miso (Controller) governs but never handles business payloads
• CIP executes all integrations inside the Dataplane
• UX and orchestration layers are replaceable consumers

CIP Examples

This subsection provides example Composable Integration Pipelines (CIP).

Purpose

• Demonstrate declarative, inspectable integration patterns
• Show structural enforcement of identity and permissions
• Provide reusable enterprise integration patterns

Example Categories

• SaaS API access with per-user authorization
• Document ingestion with permission-aware retrieval
• Delta sync and change data capture (CDC)

Non-Goals

• No service accounts
• No application-level permission logic
• No prompt-side filtering

Placeholders:

• CIP Example: SaaS API integration
• CIP Example: Document system ingestion
• CIP Example: Permission-aware retrieval

Policy Pack Examples

This subsection documents example policy packs enforced by the Miso Controller.

Purpose

• Illustrate structural governance
• Support compliance and audit reviews
• Provide reusable policy patterns

Policy Categories

• RBAC and ABAC enforcement
• Network and egress controls
• Environment separation (Dev / Test / Prod)
• Quotas and cost controls
• Audit and observability

Characteristics

• Centrally evaluated
• Deterministic enforcement
• Applies equally to humans, APIs, and AI agents

Placeholders:

• Policy Pack: RBAC / ABAC enforcement
• Policy Pack: Egress and network control
• Policy Pack: Audit and observability

RFP / RFI Templates

This subsection provides templates for procurement and risk evaluation.

Purpose

• Enable consistent enterprise evaluation
• Support security and compliance due diligence
• Reduce ambiguity in vendor assessments

Template Types

• RFI: Architecture and capability discovery
• RFP: Detailed technical and governance requirements
• Security and compliance questionnaires

Focus Areas

• In-tenant deployment
• Identity and permission enforcement
• Dataplane execution model
• Auditability and exit guarantees

Placeholders:

• RFI Template: Enterprise AI Platforms
• RFP Template: Governed AI Deployment
• Security & Compliance Checklist

Release Notes

This subsection contains versioned release notes for AI Fabrix.

Purpose

• Transparent change tracking
• Support enterprise change management
• Enable risk assessment

Release Note Structure

• Version
• Release date
• Added capabilities
• Changes
• Fixes
• Breaking changes (explicit)

Principles

• No silent behavior changes
• No feature gating by plan
• Backward compatibility explicitly documented

Placeholders:

• Release Notes: Latest Version
• Release Notes: Archive

How to Use This Section

This section is a working reference for architects, security teams, and delivery teams.

If a behavior or capability is not documented here or elsewhere in the knowledge base, it should be treated as not supported until explicitly documented.