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OneReach.ai Cognitive Architecture: Runtime Environment + Control Plane

Runtime Platform

OneReach.ai GSX runtime platform provides a secure execution environment for agentic applications, hosting AI agents in a hardened sandbox with well-defined interfaces for safe interaction with external systems. Among the key characteristics are:

Observability

Provides real-time visibility into AI agent behavior, system performance, and execution flows, enabling rapid troubleshooting and continuous optimization.

State Management

Maintains and synchronizes shared sessions across AI agents, workflows, systems, and channels to ensure consistent, context-aware experiences.

Event Manager

Orchestrates real-time events and triggers across AI agents, workflows, and integrations, enabling coordinated, responsive system behavior.

Reporting and Analytics

Delivers operational and business insights into AI agent usage, outcomes, performance, and efficiency to inform optimization and decision-making.

Governance

Defines and enforces policies for AI agent behavior, model usage, data access, and human oversight across the platform.

Security

Implements enterprise-grade protections across data, AI models, and infrastructure, including encryption, isolation, and continuous monitoring.

Access Controls

Manages role-based and policy-driven permissions for users, AI agents, and systems, ensuring least-privilege access and regulatory compliance.

Low-Code / No-Code Studio

A visual, low-code/no-code environment that enables both developers and users to design, deploy, and iterate agentic workflows without heavy engineering effort.

AI Developer + Citizen Developer Tools:

Library of Pre-Built Use Cases and Integrations

A reusable catalog of proven AI agent templates, workflows, and enterprise integrations that accelerates time to value and reduces implementation risk.

Version Control and Rollback

Built-in versioning allows teams to track changes, compare iterations, and safely roll back to previous versions, supporting controlled experimentation and rapid recovery.

Reporting and Analytics

Provides real-time and historical insights into AI agent performance, user interactions, outcomes, and operational metrics to drive continuous optimization.

Prompt Engineering and RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation)

Tools for designing, testing, and managing prompts and retrieval-augmented generation pipelines, enabling grounded, context-aware responses using enterprise data.

Logging and Auditing

Comprehensive logging and audit trails capture AI agent decisions, actions, and data access, supporting compliance, traceability, and operational governance.

Testing and Validation

Built-in testing frameworks enable simulation, scenario testing, and validation of AI agent behavior before and after deployment, reducing risk in production environments.

User Interfaces

User Interfaces are human-centric interaction layers that enable people to engage with AI agents naturally and contextually, adapting in real time to user intent, role, and workflow state.

Conversational Interfaces

Natural language interfaces across voice, chat, and messaging that allow users to interact with AI agents conversationally, with continuous context and real-time responsiveness.

Generated Interfaces

Dynamically created UIs that are assembled at runtime to accomplish the user’s goals based on their preferred channel, desired outcomes, and real-time conversational context.

Personalized Interfaces

Interfaces that adapt in real time to each user’s role, preferences, history, and permissions, delivering relevant information and actions without unnecessary friction.

Micro UIs

Task-specific UI components (forms, cards, confirmations, prompts) embedded seamlessly within conversations or workflows to capture input and drive decisions efficiently.

Machine Interfaces

Machine Interfaces enable secure, non-visual, programmatic communication between AI agents, models, and enterprise systems, supporting real-time coordination, orchestration, and context exchange across distributed environments.

Headless Machine Interfaces (e.g., HTTPS, A2A, MCP)

API-first, non-visual interfaces that enable secure, real-time communication between AI agents, systems, and services:
  • HTTPS (Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure): Secure request/response communication with enterprise systems and APIs
  • A2A (Agent-to-Agent): Direct coordination and task delegation between autonomous AI agents
  • MCP (Model Context Protocol): Standardized context exchange between AI models (LLMs) and external data sources, tools, and systems.

Communication Fabric

Communication Fabric is the platform layer that unifies every customer and employee interaction channel into a single, continuous experience.

Unified Session Management

Maintains a single, continuous session across AI agents, channels, and systems, preserving context, state, and identity throughout the entire interaction lifecycle.

Omnichannel Connectivity

Enables seamless communication across voice, chat, SMS, web, mobile, and enterprise systems, allowing users and AI agents to move between channels without losing context.

Shared Event Manager

Coordinates real-time events, signals, and state changes across AI agents, workflows, and integrations, ensuring consistent behavior and synchronized decision-making.

Voice Gateway

Provides enterprise-grade voice connectivity with support for real-time streaming, barge-in, transcription, and handoffs between AI agents and humans.

Contextual Memory System

Contextual Memory System is the platform layer that captures, preserves, and shares contextual knowledge across interactions, enabling AI agents to reason in the moment while retaining long-term user, task, and system memory.

Independent Short-Term and Long-Term Memory

Maintains both transient, in-session memory and persistent, cross-interaction memory to support real-time reasoning while retaining long-term knowledge and user context.

Decoupled from Models and Shared Across Applications

Memory is model-agnostic and centrally managed, allowing multiple AI models and applications to access and reuse shared context without duplication or lock-in.

Spaces, Flows, Steps, and AI Agents

AI Applications:

Agents and Workflows (Probabilistic and Deterministic)

AI agents and orchestrated workflows combine probabilistic reasoning with deterministic logic to handle both open-ended interactions and rule-based execution, enabling reliable automation alongside adaptive decision-making.

In addition, by layering large language models (probabilistic) over hard-coded business rules and workflows (deterministic), the platform delivers high-accuracy responses that remain flexible enough to handle open-ended inquiries while strictly adhering to enterprise compliance and policy.

Cognitive Orchestration Engine

OneReach.ai Cognitive Orchestration Engine is the platform layer that dynamically selects, invokes, and coordinates the most appropriate AI models and cognitive services at runtime, enabling AI agents to adapt in real time across tasks, contexts, and vendors without lock-in.

The following AI models are used:

Locally Hosted Models

Enterprise-managed models deployed within controlled environments to meet strict requirements for data privacy, security, latency, and regulatory compliance.

Externally Hosted Models

Cloud-based models accessed via secure APIs, enabling rapid access to state-of-the-art capabilities while maintaining governance, observability, and flexible model selection.

Lookup and Canonical Knowledge Management

Local Knowledge and Tools (e.g., Lookup, Vector DB)

Secure access to enterprise-owned knowledge sources and tools, including structured data, documents, and vector databases, to ground AI agents in trusted, up-to-date information.

External Knowledge Integration

External Knowledge and Tools

Governed connections to external data sources, APIs, and services that extend AI agent capabilities while enforcing access controls, validation, and usage policies.

Intelligent Digital Workers (IDWs)

Intelligent Digital Workers are AI agents that collaborate with one another across any channel or language to seamlessly execute tasks and create cohesive user experiences.

Human-in-the-Loop

Human-AI Collaboration

OneReach.ai Human-in-the-Loop is the platform layer where AI agents and people collaborate within the same workflows, enabling humans to guide decisions, resolve edge cases, train agents from live conversations, and ensure accuracy, trust, and compliance.

Private Dedicated Environments (PDEs)

Organizations can run GSX in unique, isolated instances within specific geographic regions or directly within their own AWS virtual private clouds.

The PDEs can be:

Self-Composing

Automatically assembles the required infrastructure components, such as compute, storage, networking, AI models, and services, based on workload and configuration needs.

On-Demand

Environments can be provisioned, modified, or decommissioned as needed, enabling rapid experimentation and deployment without manual infrastructure management.

Auto-Scaling

Dynamically scales resources up or down in real time to match demand, ensuring consistent performance while optimizing cost.

End-to-End Hosting and Infrastructure

Provides fully managed hosting across the entire stack, from infrastructure and runtime services to AI models and integrations, eliminating operational complexity for enterprise teams.

Cloud Platforms / Data Center / Hardware:

Private, isolated deployment environments running on customer-selected cloud platforms, data centers, and dedicated hardware, where the use of AI tokens or cloud compute is fully owned and controlled by the customer, ensuring predictable costs alongside performance, security, and regulatory compliance.

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