The Agentic Stack
Architectural blueprints for autonomous systems.
The core intelligence layer. Modern stacks use a 'Router' pattern to send complex reasoning tasks to frontier models while offloading simple formatting or extraction to fast, small models (SLMs).
The nervous system that manages multi-step workflows. It handles the 'ReAct' loop (Reason + Act), enabling the agent to observe its own mistakes and correct them before final output.
Agents need 'Short-term' memory (conversation history) and 'Long-term' memory (learning user preferences over months). This layer manages Vector DBs and Semantic Cache.
The 'Hands' of the agent. This layer uses tool-calling to interact with external APIs, execute Python code in sandboxes, or navigate websites to find information.
The safety net. In production, agents must be monitored for 'hallucination rates,' tool-calling accuracy, and cost spikes. This layer ensures that autonomous actions remain within corporate policy and safety boundaries.