Application layer
Your product defines the job to be done. Bring requests from application APIs, webhooks, or background workers.
Platform architecture
Keep the parts that make your product unique. Give the shared infrastructure a home.
01Three layers. One system.
Your product defines the job to be done. Bring requests from application APIs, webhooks, or background workers.
CONTROLPLANE coordinates execution, checks policy, chooses routes, and records the decisions that matter.
Models, tools, and data remain replaceable. Connect them through explicit interfaces instead of hidden assumptions.
02A stable interface
Describe your workload instead of hard-coding a provider everywhere. Select a routing policy, attach the relevant context, and preserve a trace ID.
const request = {
workflow: "document.review",
input: { documentId: "doc_481" },
policy: "production-balanced",
limits: {
timeoutMs: 12000,
maxCostUsd: 0.05
},
metadata: { team: "operations" }
};
// Illustrative API contract.
// POST /v1/runs with this JSON payload.03Placement with purpose
Keep regional placement explicit. Use a shared configuration model without losing sight of where a workload runs.
Customer-facing workflows with a regional execution boundary.
SAMPLE REGION / us-east-1Dedicated placement for teams with European operating requirements.
SAMPLE REGION / eu-west-1A regional entry point for workflows serving distributed teams.
SAMPLE REGION / ap-south-1Regions and capabilities are fictional product examples, not active infrastructure or data-residency guarantees.
04A controlled release path
Treat a deployment as a complete operating configuration: agent version, routing policy, tool permissions, and evaluation results.
See deployment controlsFrom first request to production
Start with one workflow. Add the controls as your team grows.