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Platform Architecture

How Vavoris connects
your systems to outcomes.

A detailed look at the four-layer architecture — from data sources through the decision engine to business outcomes and the continuous learning loop. For technical evaluators, architects, and integration teams.

Architecture overview.

Vavoris is built on ten platform layers that together form a closed loop: signals in, decisions out, outcomes measured, system improved. This page describes each layer and how they interconnect — for technical evaluators, architects, and integration teams.

Enterprise Integration
15 native source connectors across streaming platforms, cloud storage, relational and columnar databases, and API endpoints. Normalizes any enterprise transport to a unified event schema with zero custom code per source. New connections go live without system restart.
Streaming Intelligence
Real-time streaming pipeline handling signal ingestion, context accumulation, shadow graph evaluation, threshold calibration, outcome intelligence, and model retraining — all with exactly-once processing guarantees and fully isolated per-tenant state.
Decision Rule Engine
Composable rule graph engine with multiple node types for scoring, filtering, thresholding, and sequencing. Rule graphs reload instantly without downtime. An Outcome-Aware Guardrail automatically blocks recommendations when the graph's measured precision falls below the configured minimum — and passes through gracefully for new graphs with no outcome history yet.
Decision Explainability
Every decision is stored with its full scoring trace — which nodes contributed, which suppressed, and by how much. When the decision graph changes over time, the platform computes a counterfactual score showing what the result would have been under the prior configuration, and generates a plain-language why-changed narrative. Explanation records are tenant-scoped and available via API for audit, regulatory review, or user-facing transparency.
Action Delivery
Routes recommendations and governed automated actions to three delivery channels: webhook, email digest, and push notification. A quality feedback loop monitors advisory effectiveness continuously and flags low-quality recommendation sessions automatically.
Platform API Gateway
REST and server-sent event gateway with API key authentication, scope-based access control, and rate limiting. Every decision and configuration change is recorded in a tamper-detectable, append-only audit chain.
Control Plane
Tenant management, API key issuance, and rule graph configuration. Configuration changes propagate to all active scoring pipelines within seconds — no downtime, no manual deployment step required.
ML Calibration Pipeline
Nightly model training on outcome-labeled signals. New tenants start from aggregated priors and converge toward their own calibrated model as outcomes accumulate — personalizing recommendation accuracy to each organization's specific operational context over time.
Agent & Automation Layer
Goal alignment, simulation, escalation management, and governed automation. Guarded Automation enforces configurable spending limits before any autonomous action is taken. All human escalations route through a managed approval queue. A real-time agent trace broadcaster publishes per-tenant SSE streams so specialist reasoning is visible as it happens, with a ring buffer for reconnect recovery. A specialist blackboard provides shared decision context across concurrent agent runs — with full tenant and decision isolation enforced at every read and write.
AI Assistant Integration
Exposes platform knowledge — decisions, goals, signals, and simulation — to Claude Desktop and any compatible AI assistant via standard protocol. Enables natural-language queries over live platform data without custom integration work.

The six products.

Each product maps to a distinct phase of the decision-to-outcome loop. Together they form a complete closed system.

Connect™

15 native source connectors cover every common enterprise transport — streaming platforms, cloud storage, relational and columnar databases, and API endpoints. Field mappings are stored centrally and applied automatically at ingest time, with zero custom code required per source. New sources go live without system restart.

Observe™

Signal history accumulates continuously in isolated, per-tenant state. Every historical score is weighted by recency — recent signals carry more weight than older ones. No two tenants share state at any layer. The accumulation layer is what makes every subsequent decision context-aware rather than reactive.

Decide™

A composable rule graph engine evaluates each signal against a purpose-built decision graph for the use case. Each graph is configured independently — combining unrelated scoring logic dilutes both. Rule graphs reload instantly without downtime. An Outcome-Aware Guardrail blocks recommendations when the graph's measured precision falls below the configured threshold, and passes through gracefully when no precision history exists yet.

Govern™

Four governance modes: Recommend (suggestion surfaces, human decides), Human Approval (every decision requires a designated approver before action), Hybrid Review (human reviews and edits the recommendation before approving — every edit captured as calibration data), and Guarded Automation (automated within pre-approved policy scope with configurable spending limits; any action exceeding governance thresholds is escalated, not silently executed). Every decision and governance event is recorded in a tamper-detectable, append-only audit chain.

Act™

Delivers recommendations and governed automated actions through webhook, email digest, and push notification channels. A quality feedback loop monitors advisory effectiveness continuously — sessions that fall below quality thresholds are flagged and quarantined automatically.

Learn™

Nightly calibration adjusts recommendation thresholds based on measured precision against actual outcomes. An automated shadow evaluation system tests candidate decision graphs against live traffic and promotes better graphs when they demonstrably outperform the current one. Model retraining uses outcome labels as ground truth — accuracy shifts from heuristic scoring to supervised learning as outcome coverage grows. Every calibration event is auditable: the platform explains what changed and why.

Key architectural properties.

These properties hold across all platform layers and all tenants. They are enforced by design, not convention.

The outcome loop.

Every decision produces an outcome. Every outcome improves the next decision. The loop is automatic — no manual intervention required for the core calibration path.

When a decision resolves — through human approval, automated execution, or timeout — the platform joins the decision record with the outcome and stores the pair in a per-tenant outcome index. Three calibration processes read from this index nightly.

Threshold calibration computes the precision of each decision graph against actual outcomes and adjusts recommendation thresholds proportionally when precision falls below the configured target. Adjustments propagate to all active pipelines before the next day's traffic — no deployment required.

Shadow graph promotion runs candidate decision graphs in parallel against live traffic without affecting production recommendations. When a shadow graph demonstrably outperforms the current live graph — by a meaningful margin with sufficient validated samples — it is promoted automatically. No human intervention required.

Model retraining uses outcome labels as ground truth — the highest-quality training signal available. When outcomes are not yet available for a decision, the platform fills the gap with other signals and shifts toward supervised learning as outcome coverage grows. The model learns from what actually worked, not from what the scoring function predicted.

The result is compounding accuracy: each nightly cycle produces a decision graph and model calibrated to one more period of actual outcomes in the tenant's specific operational context. The longer the platform runs, the more its recommendations reflect what works — in that domain, with that data, under those conditions.