Accelerator ยท June 2026

Enterprise AI Architecture Sprint

A public-safe accelerator that converts enterprise AI potential into reviewable system evidence: architecture, governance, security, validation, and customer-delivery readiness.

First principle

Enterprise AI delivery is proven by a system package with architecture, governance, deployment, security, validation, and customer-delivery evidence, not by a model demo alone.

Course sequence

Day 1

AI Gateway Architecture Evidence

Day 1 turns a model-centric LLM demo into a system-centric enterprise AI architecture exercise. The learner produces architecture evidence before Day 2 implementation.

Published student handout
Day 2

Agent Governance Framework

Day 2 extends AI Gateway evidence into agent registration, ownership, task scope, tool/data/memory boundaries, policy gates, message mediation, audit events, evaluation hooks, and red-team seeds.

Canonical package exists in the handbook; website page can be published next
Day 3

Red Teaming Framework

Day 3 is reserved for turning gateway and agent governance assumptions into red-team test cases, regression checks, and reviewable safety evidence.

Planned from the accelerator sequence

Evidence definition

  • architecture view
  • minimum viable output
  • validation checklist
  • failure modes
  • linked module or lab path
  • next implementation gate

Expansion mechanism

  1. Each course day lives in one `day-NN-topic/` directory inside the handbook accelerator.
  2. Student-facing website pages are generated from the `days` entries in `src/lib/content/site.ts`.
  3. Future Day 2, Day 3, and later pages become public when their day object is marked `published: true` and given a stable route.

Source boundary

The website publishes the student-facing learning path and public-safe summaries. The handbook repo remains the canonical home for worksheets, instructor guides, rubrics, reference answers, handoffs, and detailed source packages.