System Architecture
A seven-layer framework for enterprise-grade agentic systems, designed for reliability, observability, and secure autonomous execution.
Experience & Agents
Defining the user interface and agent logic for seamless interaction with the infrastructure.
Orchestration
Centralized control and coordination of agent workflows, ensuring deterministic execution.
Models
Secure routing and management of large language models and specialized inference engines.
Knowledge & Memory
Architecture for persistent knowledge storage, retrieval, and contextual memory management.
Tools & Integrations
Secure integration of external APIs, browser automation, and custom tooling into agent flows.
Observability & Evaluation
Comprehensive telemetry, failure containment, and automated evaluation for system health.
Security & Governance
Establishing trust boundaries, human approval points, and strict governance for autonomous execution.
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We define trust boundaries as the technical and operational limits within which autonomous agents operate. These boundaries are established at the orchestration layer to ensure that high-risk actions, such as financial transactions or system-wide configuration changes, are strictly confined to a secure command center.
Trust Boundaries & Approval
Defining the operational limits of autonomous systems through rigorous engineering and human oversight.
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Approval points serve as the critical decision nodes where human validation is required before an agent's actions are executed. By integrating these points into the agent lifecycle, we ensure that autonomous systems remain under human control at every critical juncture, preventing unauthorized escalation.