Reference Architecture

Architecture

One engineering spine, tuned per domain

Every platform in the lab is assembled from the same nine layers. What changes is the domain logic, the data model and the intelligence attached to it.

  1. 01

    Browser

    Responsive React clients with route-level code splitting and streamed rendering.

  2. 02

    Application

    Typed component architecture, design-system tokens and accessible interaction patterns.

  3. 03

    API Layer

    Versioned server functions and REST endpoints with schema validation at the boundary.

  4. 04

    Authentication

    Session management, MFA-ready identity and role-based authorization.

  5. 05

    Business Logic

    Domain services, state machines and rules engines isolated from transport.

  6. 06

    Database

    PostgreSQL and PostGIS with row-level security and migration-controlled schema.

  7. 07

    Storage

    Object storage for documents, media and generated deliverables.

  8. 08

    Analytics

    Event pipelines feeding operational and executive intelligence.

  9. 09

    AI Services

    Model orchestration, retrieval, extraction and evaluation harnesses.

Security as a schema concern

Row-level security, role tables and audit logging are modeled in the database, not bolted onto the UI.

Boundaries are typed

Every API surface validates with a schema at the edge so invalid state never reaches domain logic.

Offline is a first-class mode

Field platforms use append-only operation logs and deterministic replay rather than best-effort caching.

AI stays accountable

Model output is anchored to evidence, scored for confidence and routed to humans when it falls short.

High

Estimated architecture complexity

6 months

Estimated median build timeline

0+

Estimated integrated services

< 300 ms

Estimated p95 response target

Estimated Demonstration Metrics — illustrative values for this guided experience, not measured production statistics.