Batoi Platform is engineered around three framework pillars: RAD for governed application execution, UIF for consistent interfaces, and AIF for AI orchestration. These foundations keep applications, interfaces, automation, and AI governance working from the same platform model.
RAD, UIF, and AIF separate application execution, interface systems, and AI orchestration without fragmenting governance, auditability, or deployment discipline.
Application execution foundation for governed RAD applications, route structure, workflow behavior, and API-facing delivery.
Flow and API capabilities are part of the RAD foundation.
Framework page plannedInterface framework for layout, interaction patterns, UI primitives, accessibility, and consistent product surfaces.
Current public source entry point for the framework family.
View Batoi UIF pageAI orchestration framework for agents, tools, model routing, MCP-aware integrations, governance, and observability.
Planned as a separate public pillar when the source release is ready.
Framework page plannedThe split follows the way governed systems are built: applications need runtime structure, users need consistent interfaces, and AI needs accountable orchestration.
The framework stack supports both Batoi products and customer-built systems without splitting governance, auditability, or deployment discipline.
The framework pillars are public-facing. Source availability follows repository readiness.
| Framework | Source State |
|---|---|
| Batoi RAD | Source release planned |
| Batoi UIF | Public source available |
| Batoi AIF | Source release planned |
Start with the architecture, then follow the public framework source as each pillar becomes available.