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🧠 BetelgeuseBytes AI Platform — Documentation
This documentation describes a self-hosted, CPU-first AI platform running on Kubernetes, designed to power an Islamic Hadith Scholar AI and future AI/data projects.
📚 Documentation Index
- Architecture
- Infrastructure
- Full Stack Overview
- Deployment & Operations
- Observability
- Roadmap & Next Steps
- Future Projects & Use Cases
- USAGE and Graphs
🎯 Current Focus
- Hadith sanad & matn extraction
- Narrator relationship modeling
- Knowledge graph construction
- Human-in-the-loop verification
- Explainable, sovereign AI
🧠 What each document gives you
ARCHITECTURE
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Logical system architecture
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Data & control flow
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Networking and security model
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Design principles (CPU-first, sovereign, observable)
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What the architecture enables long-term
This is what you show to architects and senior engineers.
INFRASTRUCTURE
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Hetzner setup (dedicated, CPU-only, SSD)
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Node roles and responsibilities
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Kubernetes topology
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Cilium networking
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Storage layout on disk
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Namespaces and isolation strategy
This is what you show to ops / SRE / infra people.
STACK
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Exhaustive list of every deployed component
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Grouped by domain:
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Core platform
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Databases & messaging
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Knowledge & vectors
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ML & AI
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Automation & DevOps
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Observability
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Authentication
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For each: what it does now + what it can be reused for
This is the master mental model of your platform.
DEPLOYMENT
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How the platform is deployed (kubectl + GitOps)
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Deployment order
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Operational rules
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Backup strategy
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Day-2 operations mindset
This is your runbook starter.
ROADMAP
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Clear technical phases:
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Neo4j isnād schema
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Authenticity scoring
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Productization
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Scaling (GPU, multi-project)
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This keeps the project directionally sane.
FUTURE-PROJECTS
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Explicitly documents that this is not just a Hadith stack
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Lists realistic reuse cases:
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RAG
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Knowledge graphs
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Sovereign AI
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Digital humanities
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Research platforms
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This justifies the investment in infra quality.