Scenario Overview - Publish Models Preconfiguration

This scenario helps operators prepare the required settings before providers publish public models.

Applicable Roles

• Platform Operator

Scenario Goals

• Prepare model authors, meta-models, model sources, and templates.
• Prepare tags, currencies, and model-review capabilities.
• Let providers publish models from standardized settings.

Scenario Flow

Main path: Define the canonical model → Connect the model source → Build a publication template → Verify provider availability

Stage	Key Result
1. Define the model	Author, meta-model, modalities, capabilities, and protocols use one standard
2. Connect the source	Provider, region, endpoint, and authentication template are reusable
3. Build the template	Source, meta-model, tags, currency, and defaults are linked completely
4. Verify availability	Model Providers see the correct options and the review entry is ready

Before You Start

• Define model type, modalities, and protocol.
• Prepare upstream endpoints, regions, and header rules.
• Define billing currency and review ownership.

Recommended Reading Order

1. Meta Models
2. Model sources
3. Model templates
4. Tags, currencies, and reviews

Document Index

Document	Description
Model Publishing Preconfiguration	End-to-end preconfiguration workflow
Meta Models	Authors, model types, modalities, capabilities, token limits, and protocols
Model Sources	Endpoints, regions, and request-header rules
Model Templates	Reusable combinations of meta-models, sources, modalities, and protocols

Related Scenarios

• Publish Models: Model Providers use the prepared base data to publish models from My Models
• Model Publishing Approval: describes the approval workflow after a Model Provider submits a publication request
• Publish an Aggregation Model: builds aggregation routing on top of published models and depends on the outputs of the model-publication scenario

Completion Checklist

Purpose: These are the scenario exit criteria. Use them to decide whether the outcome is observable and reviewable and whether you can continue to the next scenario. They do not repeat the procedure; if any item fails, return to the relevant feature guide and follow its troubleshooting section.

Check	Pass Criteria
1	Providers can select the intended author, meta-model, source, and template.
2	Modality, protocol, token limits, and advanced capabilities are consistent.
3	Tags and currency support publication and billing.
4	Model review entry and reviewer role are available.

Troubleshooting

Symptom	Check First
Provider cannot see a template	Template state, publication scope, meta-model, and source association
Model source test fails	Regional endpoint, request headers, protocol URL, and connectivity
Billing cannot be configured	Currency, billing unit, model type, and pricing rule