Core Components
Architecture Diagram
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Architecture Diagram
Last updated
Temporal Master (TM) Node or Leader Node
Central orchestrator for AI agents, maintaining system state and using predictive analytics to guide decisions.
Acts as the primary operational agent responsible for decision-making and task execution.
If operational, it maintains control over inference processes and real-time interaction.
Uses advanced predictive algorithms to simulate future states, providing a blueprint for agent actions.
Integrate feedback loops that refine predictive models, enhancing the accuracy of future state predictions.
Coherent Nodes (CN) or Follower Node(s)
Operates in standby mode, continually synchronizing with the leader.
Takes over seamlessly if the leader node fails, is shut down, or removed.
Execute tasks based on the anticipated system state from the CM
Once promoted to leader, a new follower node is generated, ensuring continuous redundancy.
Synchronization Core (SC)
Manages the coherence across all agents, ensuring they are aligned both temporally and spatially
Implements real-time adjustments to predictions based on ongoing system dynamics
Predictive Coordination: AI agents can preemptively adjust their actions, leading to what appears as zero-latency interaction.
Adaptive Scalability: The system scales by adapting to the predicted needs of the environment, allowing for dynamic resource allocation without performance degradation.
Enhanced Decision Making: AI agents operate with a level of foresight, making decisions based on probable future scenarios rather than current states alone.
Immutable AI Operations: Ensures the AI never goes offline, maintaining a persistent presence.
Failure Resilience: Eliminates the risk of single points of failure through automatic role transitions.
Decentralized Hosting: Runs on local servers, preventing data leakage and external surveillance.
Self-Sovereignty: The AI operates within the user’s local network, ensuring full control over sensitive data and decision-making.