Advanced Architecture Patterns
Documentation status: guide — see Maturity and evidence.
Use advanced logiCells capabilities when they solve a concrete architectural problem and their maturity is explicit.
Useful advanced patterns
- Local/remote Runtime parity — keep the same application programming model while changing transport.
- Model-driven service publication — publish stable actions rather than duplicate the domain into a hand-maintained API.
- Event/process coordination — use events for observable change and process models for multi-step coordination.
- Persistent conceptual memory — use durable hypergraph execution when knowledge must survive process lifetime.
- Neuro-symbolic composition — let neural components rank or propose while symbolic rules retain authority over logical validity.
- Resident tensor execution — keep numerical state on an accelerator when transfer cost dominates repeated inference steps.
- Multi-agent governance — give each agent an explicit execution envelope, tools, memory scope and authority.
Maturity rule
A source-level capability is not automatically a public contract. Prefer pages marked reference for stable developer contracts, architecture for implemented mechanisms whose public surface may still evolve, and roadmap for future-facing design.