Software layers and deployment boundaries
Technology Architecture
PDICON Intelligence combines a project web platform, workflow services, purpose-built data stores, a training and evaluation control plane, model routing, accelerated runtimes and human approval interfaces.
Direct answer
PDICON Intelligence combines a project web platform, workflow services, purpose-built data stores, a training and evaluation control plane, model routing, accelerated runtimes and human approval interfaces.
System blueprint
A connected control plane, not a collection of features.
Projects, workflow and expert review.
Web and site interfaces organize artifacts, decisions, recommendations, approvals and audit evidence around the project.
Data construction, training and routing.
Workflow episodes become datasets; training creates candidates; the router chooses compatible execution paths.
Deploy where security and workload require.
External APIs, open runtimes, NVIDIA-optimized serving and private environments remain available behind one contract.
Operating matrix
Evidence moves through explicit controls.
| Subject | Input | Intelligence operation | Human / policy control | Output |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Experience | Projects and expert tasks | Review and approval | RBAC | Recorded decision |
| Data | Events and artifacts | Episode and retrieval services | Tenant boundary | Controlled context |
| AI | Datasets and tasks | Train, evaluate and route | Model governance | Specialized output |
| Runtime | Approved model artifact | Optimize and serve | Deployment policy | Monitored inference |
Design boundary
What the system will not pretend to be.
Architecture follows the use case
Infrastructure is introduced when the initial workflow requires it.
No backend in this website
This showcase describes the product architecture but is itself a static React export.
No deployment claim by diagram
Reference components describe direction unless explicitly validated.