Model Templates
Templates are curated semantic models we maintain for common domains: CRM, helpdesk, project management, HRIS, subscription billing, and more. Each template is a complete *-semantic-model.md file with vetted entities, fields, relationships, and an entity-relationship diagram, ready to drop into your platform.
Every template is hosted at a stable URL, so you can hand the URL straight to a skill without downloading anything first:
/semantic-model-deployer deploy https://www.semantius.com/models/saas_expense_tracker-semantic-model.md /semantic-model-analyst customize https://www.semantius.com/models/saas_expense_tracker-semantic-model.md Two Ways to Use a Template
Deploy as-is
When a template fits your domain closely enough, ship it straight to your platform. Hand the template URL (or a local file) to the Deploy skill and it materializes the module, permissions, entities, and fields in a live Semantius instance, with safe diffing if anything similar already exists.
Customize first
When you want changes (rename a field, add an entity, drop something you do not need, tighten an enum), the /semantic-model-analyst skill runs in Customize or Extend mode against the template. It loads the model, shows you the entity list, and walks through the changes you ask for. The result is still a single self-contained markdown file, just yours instead of ours. See Create a Model for the full flow and command samples.
The cycle does not have to stop at deploy. After people use the platform and tweak things in the Semantius UI, the Optimize skill pulls the live module back down into a fresh markdown spec, ready for another round of audit, refinement, and redeploy.
Browse the Library
Every semantic model, sorted A to Z.
Get the Skills
You need the Semantius CLI and the agent skills bundle to deploy or customize a template.