Platform

Six layers of infrastructure.
Pre-built.
Running on day one.

Every complex AI workflow needs the same foundation. We built it.
Your team starts at the workflow.

These six infrastructure pillars implement the seven components of a complete decision architecture. The pillars are infrastructure. The components are the architecture. See how they map.

Pillar 1

AI Orchestration Engine

Multi-step AI workflows with conditional logic, branching, and state management. The orchestration layer implements the three-route gate: accept, return for refinement, or escalate to human judgment.

  • Three-route decision gates (accept, return, escalate)
  • Sequential and parallel task execution
  • Conditional branching based on AI outputs
  • State management across workflow steps
  • Designed escalation to named humans
  • Real-time execution monitoring

ORCHESTRATOR

Call
Response
Follow-up
...
N Call
N Output

MODEL

(Reasoning Engine)

BELIEF STATE

(Persistent)

State structure:

Persistent

Explicit belief state maintained across calls and sessions.

Pillar 2

Live Data Integration (RAG)

RAG pipelines that connect to enterprise data sources. Your AI workflows operate on current data, not stale snapshots. Context is live.

  • SQL database connectors
  • REST and GraphQL API integration
  • File system and document ingestion
  • Vector store management
  • Incremental indexing
  • Context window optimization
AIRAGENGINESQLAPIDOCSVECTORLive Context Pipeline

Pillar 3

Multi-Model AI Management

Route to different models based on task, cost, or capability. Add new models without changing workflow code. The abstraction handles the complexity.

  • Model routing by task type
  • Cost-based model selection
  • Capability-based routing
  • Fallback chains for reliability
  • Usage tracking and cost allocation
  • Model performance comparison
PROMPTROUTEGPT-4CLAUDEANYYOUR LLMIntelligent Routing

Pillar 4

Enterprise Security

SSO, RBAC, encryption at rest and in transit. Security is the floor, not an add-on. Air-gapped deployment available for defense and regulated industries.

  • SSO via SAML 2.0 and OAuth 2.0/OIDC
  • Role-based access control (RBAC)
  • Encryption at rest and in transit
  • Prompt injection defense
  • API key management
  • Air-gapped deployment option
Zero Trust Architecture

Pillar 5

Audit and Compliance

The Record is a first-class component. Captures frame, candidates, evaluation, gate action, refinement, and human judgment. Preserves contemporaneous state. Built to be read by someone not present. Actually read, for drift.

  • Captures every component of the decision
  • Full prompt and response logging
  • Human judgment with reasoning preserved
  • Timestamp and actor attribution
  • Drift detection over time
  • Built for compliance and continuous improvement
PROMPTRESPONSEHUMANOUTPUTComplete Audit Trail

Pillar 6

Structured Output Management

JSON schemas, validation pipelines, and type-safe outputs. AI results that integrate cleanly with downstream systems. No parsing surprises.

  • JSON schema enforcement
  • Output validation pipelines
  • Type coercion and normalization
  • Error handling and retry
  • Schema versioning
  • Integration-ready formats
AIOutputrawVALIDATE{✓ type✓ schema✓ format}Validated Output Pipeline

What You Build

Workflow configuration. Decision gates.

With six layers of infrastructure handled, your engineering team focuses on what matters: capturing your organization's expertise in workflow logic and putting humans at decision points where stakes require it.

Workflow Configuration

Define workflow steps, branching logic, and data flow. Configuration, not code. Changes deploy in minutes, not sprints.

Scoring and Decision Gates

Configure the criteria that determine when AI output is acceptable and when human review is required. Your rules, enforced consistently.

The Math

Build the foundation, or inherit it.

Time to first workflow in production
Scratch: 6 to 12 months
Orbis: 2 to 3 weeks
Senior engineering capacity required
Scratch: Full team, full time
Orbis: 1 to 2 engineers, workflow focus
Security and audit posture on day one
Scratch: Months of work ahead
Orbis: Inherited immediately
Iteration speed (workflow change to production)
Scratch: Days to weeks
Orbis: Minutes to hours
Compliance reporting
Scratch: Custom instrumentation
Orbis: Built-in exports
Multi-model flexibility
Scratch: Rebuild integrations
Orbis: Configuration change

For the seven-component decision architecture:

See Decision Architecture

For security, deployment options, and technical stack:

See Security and Deployment

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See how the platform fits your workflow.

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