Templates

Templates are reference solution architectures. Each shows how a real class of solution is put together, and – most importantly – where the NAISH Hub fits in and what AI it powers. They are starting points a team can adapt: keep the shape, swap in your own models, data, channels, and platforms.

The examples below are illustrative, not prescriptive. A template names a kind of component – a records system, a messaging channel, an identity check – not a specific product. Use whichever tools and platforms suit your project; the Hub is the constant.

What every template shows

• The channels users arrive through (chat, voice, apps).
• The AI layer the Hub powers – models served on Hub GPUs, an agent that reasons over a goal and calls tools (its skills), and retrieval that keeps answers grounded.
• The supporting services and data the solution reads and writes.
• The external dependencies it relies on (identity, payments, messaging, model sources).

The Hub's role is consistent across all of them: it is the sovereign AI core – serving and fine-tuning models on national infrastructure – that these solutions plug into. See GPU / Compute Support.

The templates