Multi-Agent State Arbiters
Fast models can handle routing, linting, boundary checks, and state transitions while larger frontier models are reserved for structural synthesis and harder visual reasoning.
Campus Founder Preview | High-Compute Multi-Agent Infrastructure
Sentryx Labs is building an orchestration engine that turns real-time discourse and structured technical documentation into deterministic, vector-rendered presentations with low-latency interactive delivery. The current prototype is in active testing and internal validation.
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10:14:01 initializing agents...
10:14:02 webrtc stream connected ✓
10:14:02 audio buffer: 48kHz, 2ch
10:14:03 arbiter: context window split
10:14:03 routing to specialist models...
10:14:04 docs parsed: 12 chunks
10:14:04 layout-ast compiled ✓
10:14:04 svg frame emitted ✓
10:14:05 stream delta: 36 KB
10:14:05 target first-frame latency: < 400 ms
10:14:05 ready for next turn _
Real-time discourse. Structured knowledge. Deterministic visuals. Each stage is separated so fast, inexpensive models can protect latency while heavier reasoning is reserved for moments that need it.
Fast models can handle routing, linting, boundary checks, and state transitions while larger frontier models are reserved for structural synthesis and harder visual reasoning.
The prototype translates technical diagrams and slide structures into SVG/Canvas layouts through an AST, explicit constraints, and bounding-box validation.
Live transcripts and technical documentation are chunked, parsed, and summarized in parallel so downstream synthesis can operate on compact, task-specific context.
A real-time pipeline that turns incoming discourse into structured context, validated layout instructions, and vector-rendered presentation frames.
WebRTC / WebSocket audio and text capture.
Hierarchical chunking, routing, and task-specific context assembly.
Constraint solving, grammar checks, and bounding-box validation.
Interactive SVG / Canvas output for live presentation surfaces.
These values are engineering goals used to guide implementation and testing. They are not public SLA commitments or independently verified benchmarks.
target first-frame latency
vector compile path by design
target AST grammar lint pass
i Current figures represent engineering targets and internal validation goals; measured results may vary as the prototype evolves.
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