Enterprise Agentic Systems Architecture

We design, build, and operate multi-agent systems that run inside your enterprise — not alongside it. MCP-native tool integration, A2A coordination, structured outputs, production-grade guardrails. From architecture decision records to running code.

Architecture — ArchiMate view

ArchiMate integration view: business layer, application layer (agents), technology layer. Each agent is bounded to its MCP tools, orchestrated by a pipeline, supervised by a human.

What we actually ship

orchestrator.py
1from google.adk.agents import LlmAgent, SequentialAgent
2from google.adk.tools import agent_tool
3from tools.mcp import salesforce, confluence, jira
4 
5# --- Sub-agents: each bounded to its own MCP tools ---
6 
7classifier = LlmAgent(
8 name="DocumentClassifier",
9 model="gemini-2.5-pro",
10 instruction="Classify document by type, urgency, regulatory scope.",
11 tools=[confluence],
12 output_key="classification",
13)
14 
15extractor = LlmAgent(
16 name="DataExtractor",
17 model="gemini-2.5-pro",
18 instruction="Extract structured fields from {classification}.",
19 tools=[salesforce, jira],
20 output_key="extracted_data",
21)
22 
23validator = LlmAgent(
24 name="ComplianceValidator",
25 model="gemini-2.5-pro",
26 instruction="Validate {extracted_data} against regulatory rules.",
27 tools=[confluence],
28 output_key="validation_report",
29)
30 
31human_review = LlmAgent(
32 name="HumanGate",
33 model="gemini-2.5-pro",
34 instruction="""If validation_report.confidence < 0.85:
35 escalate to human reviewer with full context.
36 Otherwise: auto-approve and route to next step.""",
37 output_key="final_decision",
38)
39 
40# --- Orchestrator: chains sub-agents in sequence ---
41# Each agent receives the output_key of the previous one
42# The pipeline is fully observable via LangSmith traces
43 
44root_agent = SequentialAgent(
45 name="DocumentProcessingPipeline",
46 description="Enterprise intake → classify → extract → validate → gate.",
47 sub_agents=[classifier, extractor, validator, human_review],
48)

Google ADK — Orchestrator agent with specialized sub-agents, bounded MCP tools per agent, confidence thresholds, and human escalation gate. Architect-grade code, not a demo.

What we architect

Multi-Agent Orchestration

ReAct, Plan-and-Execute, reflection loops, hierarchical delegation. We select and implement the right agentic pattern for your problem — not the one that demos well. MCP for tool integration, A2A for agent coordination, structured outputs for deterministic downstream consumption.

Enterprise Integration, Not Disruption

Your agents must talk to Salesforce, SAP, ServiceNow, and that internal REST API from 2014. We build MCP servers that expose your existing systems as first-class agent tools — with auth, rate limiting, schema validation, and circuit breakers. No rip-and-replace.

Compliance as Architecture

EU AI Act risk classification, GDPR data flows, DORA operational resilience — baked into the system design from day zero. Human-in-the-loop checkpoints, audit trails, and explainability are architectural decisions, not afterthoughts.

Why us, specifically

Architectural rigor meets agentic depth.

01

Every engagement ships artifacts

C4 architecture diagrams, Architecture Decision Records, integration contracts, and working code. Every week. If it is not in a repo or a versioned document, it did not happen.

02

Enterprise-hardened by default

18+ years designing systems that pass architecture review boards, penetration tests, and compliance audits at scale. Our agentic architectures inherit that discipline — security boundaries, least-privilege tool access, prompt injection defense, and observability from the first commit.

03

Architects who write code

No handoff to an offshore team. The person who designs the agent topology is the same person who implements the LangGraph state machine, writes the MCP server, and debugs the token budget at 2am. Senior practitioners only.

Governing agentic automation

Agentic architecture restructures your processes. Every automation must be governed.

Deploying agents into an enterprise IS is not just writing code. Agents make decisions, execute actions, modify data — they de facto restructure your business processes. Without explicit governance, you lose control of your value chain. We design the governance framework alongside the technical architecture.

>Automated decision mapping

Every agent makes decisions that were previously human. We map precisely which decisions are delegated, at what autonomy level, with what escalation thresholds. No automation without a responsibility matrix (agentic RACI) validated by the business.

>Control loops and escalation

Human-in-the-loop is not a checkbox — it is an architecture. We define control points, confidence thresholds below which the agent escalates, business validation circuits, and rollback mechanisms. Every automation has a path back to human control.

>Transformed process observability

When an agent restructures a process, the KPIs change. We instrument every automated flow: decision traceability, quality metrics, cost per execution, human intervention rate. Operational dashboards, not monthly reports.

>Change management and adoption

Teams whose processes are automated need to understand what the agent does, when it acts, and how to supervise it. We deliver governance documentation, supervision procedures, and training so your teams govern — not endure — the automation.

Governance — agent acceptance process

Agentic governance framework: 9 steps from request to continuous monitoring, 2 validation gates (CTO/CISO and board), RACI role matrix. Every deployed agent is tracked, validated, and supervised.

Where this matters

Technically demanding environments where agents must be correct, not just impressive.

Aerospace

Automated technical quotation engine

Plan-and-Execute agent that decomposes complex RFQs, queries BOM databases via MCP tools, applies regulatory constraint checks (ITAR, EAR), cross-references supplier history, and assembles structured quotes — with human approval gates at each cost threshold.

Luxury & Retail

Cross-brand data compliance automation

Multi-agent system with dedicated agents per brand entity, coordinated via A2A protocol, performing continuous GDPR consent verification, cross-brand data flow mapping, and automated remediation — with full lineage tracking for DPO audit response.

CRM & Sales

Agentic CRM augmentation

Agents integrated via Salesforce MCP connectors performing real-time lead scoring, multi-source enrichment (LinkedIn, D&B, internal signals), and next-best-action recommendation with structured outputs consumed directly by Sales Cloud flows.

Pharma & Healthcare

Regulated document generation and verification

Reflection-pattern agents that generate FDA/EMA-compliant documentation, run multi-pass self-verification against regulatory templates, produce diff-level traceability logs, and enforce mandatory human review before submission — zero hallucination tolerance by design.

Financial Services

Compliant conversational automation

Hierarchical agent system with ReAct-based routing, structured escalation policies, real-time compliance boundary enforcement (DORA, MiFID II), conversation state persistence, and deterministic fallback paths. Every response auditable, every decision logged.

Data & Governance

Agentic data mesh governance

Autonomous agents for metadata cataloging, lineage graph construction, and data quality scoring — integrated with your existing data platform via MCP. Agents propose remediation, humans approve. Progressive automation with observable confidence metrics.

Two ways to start

Both begin with a technical conversation, not a sales pitch.

30-minute architecture review

A focused technical session with a senior architect. Bring your use case, your constraints, your current stack. You leave with a concrete assessment — not a proposal to do an assessment.

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Architecture reference guide

"Enterprise Agentic Systems Architecture" — orchestration patterns, MCP/A2A integration blueprints, anti-patterns we have seen in production, and decision frameworks for choosing the right approach.

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