Layer 1: Human interface
Voice, chat, browser UI, WhatsApp, email, forms and dashboards are entry points, not the whole system.
System Architecture
The architecture is the product logic.
This page explains how a request becomes governed work: people interact with RalphiIA; RalphiIA reads memory and state; InnerOS routes tasks to agents, models, tools and servers; InnerOps turns the result into business workflows; evidence and approvals close the loop.
Architecture Diagram
From conversation to governed action.
01Human / Voice / UI
Operators ask, approve and supervise.
02RalphiIA
Persistent operational intelligence.
03InnerOS
Memory, agents, models, tools, tasks, guards and devices.
04Local + Cloud Compute
Local-first when control matters; cloud when capability matters.
05Business Systems
Quotes, workforce, field service, security, documents and evidence.
Layer 2: RalphiIA
RalphiIA interprets intent, retrieves context, selects workflows, asks for missing information and keeps humans in the loop.
Layer 3: InnerOS
InnerOS coordinates memory, task state, agent registry, MCP tools, model routing, file/document context, devices and server execution.
Layer 4: Compute fabric
Local AMD/Intel nodes handle private and repeatable work; cloud providers handle public endpoints, burst capability and advanced model needs.
Layer 5: Business operations
Workforce, security, field service, quote delivery, documents, client context and investor/build evidence become usable products.
Request lifecycle
Every serious action should move through intent, context retrieval, plan, execution, evidence, approval where needed, delivery and memory update.
Public/private boundary
Architecture diagrams can explain how the system works without publishing private endpoints, IPs, credentials or customer data.
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