Synthos OS Architecture.

Four layers. Agents do the work, skills define how, the workspace keeps every client separate, and verification decides what counts as done.

Layer 1

Orchestration

An objective enters. The Orchestrator decomposes it into subtasks, assigns specialist agents, selects a model per subtask, and tracks completion. Nothing runs without an owner.

Layer 2

Execution

Agents run with defined tools and scoped permissions. Each has its own memory within the workspace. An agent cannot act outside its granted authority.

Layer 3

Workspace Isolation

Every client is a separate workspace with its own data, connectors, thresholds and record. Isolation is enforced by database triggers, not by application code — so a bug in the app cannot leak across the boundary. A test in the build pipeline fails if any new table is added without an ownership rule.

Layer 4

Verification

Every deliverable is hashed and checked against the spec it was commissioned under. The result is written to a record. Billing reads from the record.

L1 · ORCHESTRATION L2 · EXECUTION L3 · WORKSPACE ISOLATION L4 · VERIFICATION [OBJECTIVE ENTERING] [VERIFIED DELIVERABLE]

Deployment Topology

Synthos is deployed as a fully managed service today. Secure self-hosted deployment options (virtual private cloud and on-premise) are scheduled for Phase Three of our roadmap.