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Maysano Reference Architecture

The business and data product operating layer for governed, AI-agent-first enterprises.

Business contextKnowledge graphGoverned AI

01 · LOGICAL REFERENCE ARCHITECTURE

A connected operating layer, not another data platform

Maysano is the central operating capability for business and data product context. The diagram shows architectural responsibilities, not a mandatory request-processing pipeline.

Maysano logical reference architectureBusiness and human interaction sits above the Maysano operating core. Governed AI execution connects to the operating core and consumes model infrastructure. Existing enterprise systems remain below the operating core. Open standards and integrations are cross-cutting definitions.portfolio contextmodel serviceBUSINESS AND HUMAN INTERACTIONBusiness leadership · Product managers · Governance teams · Delivery teamsPortfolio Studio · Boardroom Assistant · Portfolio views and reviewsOPEN STANDARDSODPSODPC · ODPGODCSAPIsMCP · Supported SDKsMAYSANO OPERATING COREConnected businessand product contextKnowledge graph and semanticsPortfolio, lifecycle, ownership, dependenciesMinimum Lovable GovernanceDecisions, evidence, and delivery contextGOVERNED AI EXECUTIONStandardized recipes and workflowsPortfolio-aware context retrievalPermissions and approval pointsExplainability, audit, and controlsOperational kill switchAI MODEL INFRASTRUCTURELocal models · Approved cloud modelsConfigured model routingENTERPRISE INTEGRATIONS AND OPTIONAL SUPPORTING SERVICESCatalogs and metadata · Warehouses and lakehouses · Business applications and APIsIAM · Security and governance · Engineering and delivery tools such as Jira

In enterprise deployments, Maysano connects to existing data catalogs, platforms, and governance systems. In the all-in-one offering, Maysano provides an integrated operating environment with optional metadata capabilities and local-first AI.

02 · THREE ARCHITECTURAL PLANES

Separate the data, operating, and AI execution responsibilities

01

Enterprise data plane

Existing systems store, transform, process, govern, and deliver actual data. Maysano does not require enterprise data to be physically moved into its platform.

02

Maysano operating plane

Maysano manages connected objectives, use cases, products, ownership, dependencies, lifecycle, governance, and delivery relationships.

03

AI execution plane

AI agents use permitted portfolio context, defined workflows, model services, operational controls, and accountable human review.

03 · KNOWLEDGE GRAPH AND OWNERSHIP

One connected operating graph. Clear system ownership.

Maysano maintains managed portfolio and business-decision context. External systems remain authoritative for the information and responsibilities they manage.

ResponsibilityPrimary authority
Business objectives and use casesMaysano-managed portfolio
Data product portfolio relationshipsMaysano
Product lifecycle, versions, and decisionsMaysano-managed products
Asset metadata and technical lineageExisting catalogs and metadata systems
Physical data storage and processingExisting data platforms
Enterprise identity and access enforcementExisting IAM and security systems
Enterprise policies and regulatory authorityExisting governance and compliance functions
Agent workflows and their activity recordsMaysano
Engineering tickets and implementation executionDelivery systems such as Jira

04 · OPEN STANDARDS

Open standards at the foundation

Machine-readable definitions support portability, validation, interoperability, and agent-ready context. Product specifications describe individual products; Maysano connects them to the broader portfolio graph and operating decisions.

ODPSDescribes the data product.
ODPCSupports contractual commitments in the Open Data Product standards family.
ODPGSupports governance-related definitions.
ODCSDescribes data contracts and interface-level expectations.
APIs and MCPSupport integration and tool access where implemented.

Supported standards, integrations, and configuration details should be verified for the target environment. This page does not assert a particular specification version or universal connector coverage.

05 · GOVERNED AI AGENT ARCHITECTURE

AI agents operate with business context and defined controls

The knowledge graph supplies contextual relationships. Standardized recipes define repeatable work; model services and tools provide permitted execution; governance controls and authorization systems determine what may happen next.

Governed AI agent workflowA business task follows an agent recipe, retrieves Maysano context, performs permitted model and tool work, passes validation and governance checks, proposes a result, and receives human review where required before a recorded outcome.01Business task orapproved workflow02Agent recipe03Context retrieval fromMaysano04Permitted tool andmodel execution05Validation and governancechecks06Proposed result07Human review whererequired08Recorded outcomeAgents prepare and propose. Applicable controls and accountable people determine what is authorized.Portfolio context, tool permissions, validation, evidence, and activity records remain inspectable throughout the workflow.

Not prompt-only control. An LLM prompt does not enforce security. Permissions, workflow design, validation, review, monitoring, and enforcement remain separate responsibilities.

Inspectable operations. Evidence and activity records make work reviewable; governed agent design improves control but does not guarantee correctness.

06 · DEPLOYMENT ARCHITECTURE

Two Deployment Models. One Maysano Operating Model.

Shared Maysano operating model

Knowledge Graph · Portfolio · Governance · AI AgentsOpen standards · Lifecycle · Decision evidence

ALL-IN-ONE

Local-first hybrid AI

CapabilityAll-in-one
TargetSmaller organizations, private AI environments
DeploymentLocal-first environment
LLMApple Silicon-optimized local server
Model routingLocal default, optional cloud
Knowledge graphMaysano
Portfolio and governanceMaysano
Existing catalogsOptional
Data managementOptional add-on capabilities

ENTERPRISE

Customer cloud

CapabilityEnterprise
TargetLarger organizations with established systems
DeploymentCustomer cloud
LLMCustomer-approved models
Model routingCustomer-defined model infrastructure
Knowledge graphMaysano
Portfolio and governanceMaysano
Existing catalogsIntegrated where available
Data managementExisting enterprise stack

All-in-one is not an all-replacement claim. It provides a cohesive Maysano operating environment—knowledge graph, portfolio management, governance, agent workflows, and local AI infrastructure—without requiring an organization to assemble a complex enterprise AI stack first. It does not replace every data store or business application.

Local-first hybrid AI. The Apple Silicon-optimized LLM server supports up to 16 concurrent LLM connections and can route selected tasks to cloud models under configured criteria. Trust boundaries, data movement, and the applicable model-server configuration must be confirmed for the target environment.

07 · END-TO-END OPERATING EXAMPLE

From business discussion to governed product delivery

A product manager receives customer-retention workshop notes. Context continues across source material, agent preparation, accountable review, managed portfolio records, and configured delivery execution.

  1. 01Source material

    Business requirements and meeting notes enter Maysano.

  2. 02AI-generated candidates

    Agents prepare candidate objectives, use cases, products, dependencies, and gaps.

  3. 03Portfolio context

    Existing portfolio relationships inform the proposed work.

  4. 04Human-reviewed decision

    A product manager approves, refines, or rejects the proposed work.

  5. 05Managed product records

    Approved work enters the relevant product lifecycle and governance context.

  6. 06External delivery execution

    Delivery tasks may be prepared for Jira where the integration is configured.

Preparing a Jira task does not mean that a product has been implemented. It prepares delivery work after the relevant decision and lifecycle steps.

08 · ARCHITECTURE BOUNDARIES

What Maysano owns. What stays in your existing stack.

Maysano owns connected business and product operating context within its managed scope. Existing systems continue to own physical data, technical metadata where applicable, enterprise security enforcement, regulatory governance authority, and engineering execution.

Metadata management can be added for organizations without an established metadata solution, but it is not the primary Maysano product.

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