Model Card 2.0 metadata beside signed provenance, benchmarks and versions.
Discover AI assets with the evidence and metadata attached.
Zippri AI Hub combines model and dataset discovery with structured cards, repository versions, signed provenance, trust signals and permission-aware Dataset Studio previews. Search can filter by AI type, task, language, license, verification, gated access and explicitly declared native-from-scratch status.
Model Card 2.0
Model repositories can publish structured task, architecture, parameter count, context length, language, modality, runtime, base-model, training-type, intended-use and limitation metadata without replacing immutable Git/CAS evidence.
Permission-aware dataset inspection without automatically downloading the full artifact.
Find relevant assets by metadata and trust state, not only by repository name.
Manual or domain-policy approval before protected asset access.
Dataset Studio
CSV, TSV, JSON, JSONL and text artifacts can expose bounded row previews, columns and sample statistics. Parquet assets expose semantic metadata and partial-checkout intelligence; row preview is only enabled when a dedicated supported reader is available.
Universal AI search
Search combines repositories and lifecycle objects and adds AI-specific filters including task, language, license, verification, gated status and explicit native-from-scratch declarations.
Gated access
Public discovery can remain visible while Cards, Dataset Studio and artifact downloads require an approved access request. Existing organization ownership and commercial license rights remain authoritative.
Common questions about Model & Dataset Hub
Is a gated repository completely hidden?
No. Discovery metadata can remain visible while protected Card, dataset and artifact access requires approval.
Does Dataset Studio download an entire dataset?
No. Preview is bounded. Large-format partial checkout uses the existing semantic storage layer where supported.
Does native-from-scratch search infer ancestry automatically?
No. The filter only matches an explicit declaration in structured metadata; provenance and verification remain separate evidence layers.