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Application records
NO-CODE APPLICATION BUILDER

Build applications inside the box.

UT’s app builder lets teams create applications around their local AI stack. Explore what an application record should make reproducible.

CONTRIBUTED BY UNDERSTAND TECHReviewed 10 September 2026
THE DEPLOYMENT CONTEXT

What the operator reports

UT describes a no-code application builder running within its AI in a Box platform. In a customer deployment at an accounting and advisory firm, local applications support work in accounting, legal services and business advisory. The public record describes the application approach; a specific exportable application package is still to be published.

THE APPLICATION PATH

Document the whole system.

01
Application workspace

Build the interface and workflow using UT’s application builder.

02
Local AI services

Connect the application to its documented local model, retrieval and processing services.

03
Application result

Evaluate the result using representative inputs and explicit acceptance criteria.

MAKE THIS RECORD REPRODUCIBLE

What to publish and test next

  1. 01

    Publish the application template and its required UT software version.

  2. 02

    Pin the model revision, serving runtime, context length and retrieval configuration.

  3. 03

    Document data ingestion, authentication, storage and every outbound dependency.

  4. 04

    Test accepted task quality, latency and simultaneous requests on the exact machine.

  5. 05

    Repeat ingestion, inference and service restart with external connectivity disabled when offline operation is required.

UT-reported capability and customer testimony. No downloadable app, exact model manifest or measured capacity is attached. UT software is required for builder-specific templates; this is not a standalone open-source builder.
SOURCECustomer deployment record · interview held by UT