ON-DEVICE Pipeline

DEEPBOM

Deployment artifact evidence for on-device AI

Developed by Jun-Hwan Kwon, Ph.D.
Research Assistant Professor Anesthesia and Pain Research Institute, Yonsei University College of Medicine, Republic of Korea LinkedIn
Citation doi:10.5281/zenodo.21834508
ORCID 0000-0002-6464-3895 contact Independently developed research software. Institutional affiliation is provided for author identification and does not imply institutional endorsement.
Select an artifact

Local static audit

Inspect the AI model artifact that will actually run.

Find artifact defects, review cautions, and see which claims still need runtime or process evidence.

Choose a local artifact

Drop a supported file into this panel, or use the controls alongside. Analysis runs on this device.

Drop a supported artifact anywhere in this panel

More input options
No conversion receipt selected

Your artifact stays on this device. Optional telemetry remains off unless you enable it.

Evidence guide Scope, provenance, and trust boundaries

Clinical engineering context

Why this matters for medical AI

Model evidence alone does not characterize the final deployed configuration. Runtime, hardware, interface contracts, and workflow integration can affect behavior under intended conditions of use.

Read full clinical engineering context

Model-level performance evidence does not fully characterize the final deployed configuration. Runtime, target hardware, input and output contracts, quantization, fallback behavior, resource constraints, and workflow integration can affect how an AI-enabled medical device behaves under its intended conditions of use.

DEEPBOM provides technical deployment evidence that can support traceability, verification, and change-impact assessment. It does not replace clinical validation, usability engineering, cybersecurity assessment, or medical-device risk management.

Trust boundary

Three distinct data paths

Browser audit
Original artifact bytes, weights, tensor values, inputs, outputs, and reports remain on this device.
Optional telemetry
Only after explicit opt-in, structure metadata and a structure fingerprint may be stored. Structural patterns can still be distinctive.
Synthetic device benchmark
A registered agent receives a zero-weight, shape/op/dtype/quantization-equivalent synthetic reconstruction, not the original artifact. Aggregate structural timing and status return through the queue. No automatic retention period is claimed; queue records are subject to administrative deletion.
Verified example library 8 hash-pinned evidence profiles See what each artifact proves before running it

Each profile separates its deterministic regression baseline from runtime and task claims that the artifact cannot establish.

Selected Artifact Unselected

Choose a local artifact or package to inspect.

Analysis Time Not estimated

A light local read starts only after an artifact is selected.

Next Step Waiting for artifact

Artifact bytes are read fully only after Run Static Audit is clicked.

Evidence capability Compare the evidence each supported artifact class can establish.

The same evidence spine is used across formats; absent execution evidence is never inferred from a tensor container.

Maximum supported scope

The current row is the selected artifact's emitted coverage. The matrix below is a capability ceiling, not a claim that every artifact closes every rule.