Three pipelines. Same structural pattern across different domains. The live demos that run on these architectures are in development. The architectures are not.
Applied Scenario / Insurance Product Deployment
Six agents, three data stores, four orchestration points. Any approved insurance filing is the input. The system identifies the product type, builds the rule documents, builds the rate tables, generates the application form, and produces a working electronic application. The architecture is product-agnostic. The same engine handles new product types without code changes.
Applied Scenario / Managed Services Lifecycle
Seven agents, five data stores, six orchestration points, one human decision point. Every agent output is validated. Every handoff is governed. The system learns from its own operation.
Applied Scenario / Project Lifecycle
Six agents, five data stores, five orchestration points, one human decision point. The system ingests everything a project already generates. The project update is the proof that the system understands.
Describe what you are dealing with. I will ask questions until I understand it, then we share ideas and talk about solutions.