Architecture Library

How systems are structured.

Every architecture pattern below is something we design, document and deploy. We choose the pattern that matches the business process, not the trend.

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Event Driven Systems

Components communicate by producing and reacting to events instead of direct calls.

Components

Event producers and consumers
Message broker or event bus
Schema registry and dead-letter handling

When we use it: For loosely coupled services, real-time workflows, and systems that must keep running when one part is down.

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AI Routing

Incoming requests are classified and sent to the right model, agent, or human.

Components

Intent classifier (rule or LLM based)
Model registry and fallback logic
Human escalation path

When we use it: When one AI cannot do everything well, and requests need specialization or safety checks.

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Multi-Agent Architecture

Several agents collaborate through a shared memory and coordination layer.

Components

Specialized agents with defined roles
Shared state or memory store
Orchestrator or consensus mechanism

When we use it: For complex projects that require research, writing, review, and execution by different specialists.

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Business Pipelines

Work moves through a fixed sequence of stages with defined handoffs.

Intake

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Deliver

Components

Stage definitions and ownership
Queue or work-management layer
Stage-transition rules and notifications

When we use it: For repeatable business processes like onboarding, order fulfillment, and service delivery.

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Lead Pipelines

Captures unknown visitors and turns them into qualified opportunities.

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Capture

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Qualify

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Opportunity

Components

Landing pages and lead magnets
Forms, chat, or outreach capture
Scoring and routing rules

When we use it: When a business needs predictable lead flow from inbound and outbound sources.

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CRM Flows

Defines the lifecycle of a contact from first touch through long-term relationship.

Components

Contact and company records
Lifecycle stages and tags
Activity timeline and automations

When we use it: For any business that needs to track relationships, history, and follow-ups over time.

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Automation Maps

Visual models of triggers, conditions, and actions across tools.

Components

Trigger sources (forms, events, schedules)
Condition evaluator
Action executor and logger

When we use it: When multiple tools must react automatically to a single business event.

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Knowledge Graphs

Connects facts, entities, and relationships so systems can reason across them.

Components

Entity and relationship schema
Graph database or triple store
Query and inference layer

When we use it: When the business domain has many connected entities and relationships matter as much as the data itself.

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Vector Memory

Stores information as embeddings so AI can retrieve relevant context by meaning.

Components

Embedding model
Vector database
Chunking and retrieval strategy

When we use it: For AI assistants, search, and long-context applications where semantic relevance matters.

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Dashboard Architecture

Separates data ingestion, transformation, and presentation layers for clarity.

Components

Data connectors and ETL
Metrics model and aggregations
Visualization and filter UI

When we use it: When operators need a clear, real-time view of business performance without manual reporting.

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Deployment Architecture

Defines how code moves from development to production safely and repeatedly.

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Build

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Test

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Deploy

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Source control and CI/CD pipeline
Staging and production environments
Rollback and monitoring hooks

When we use it: For every production system so updates are low-risk and repeatable.

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Security Layers

Protects systems through authentication, authorization, encryption, and monitoring.

Monitoring & Audit

Access Control

Encryption

Authentication

Network & Edge

Components

Identity provider and MFA
Role-based permissions
TLS, encryption at rest, audit logs

When we use it: Always. Security is layered into every system we design, not added as an afterthought.

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Content Pipelines

Moves content from idea through production to distribution across channels.

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Edit

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Publish

Components

Editorial calendar and briefs
Drafting and review workflow
Multi-channel distribution rules

When we use it: For businesses that publish regularly and need quality, consistency, and scheduling.

Pick the right pattern for the right problem.

We do not force one architecture on every project. We match the pattern to your workflow, then build it to last.

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