One 1-minute diagnostic reveals the architectural debt in your agent system — and the exact pattern to fix it.
They treat the LLM as CPU, OS, memory manager, and firewall — all crammed into one prompt. The result is architecture that rots silently.
Agent A waits on Agent B, which waits on Agent C. One timeout freezes the entire pipeline — silently.
The LLM scans every domain, decides where to route, and burns tokens before any work starts. Every dispatch costs latency.
The system works around errors, fills gaps, and retries without telling you. You don't know it's broken until the customer reports it.
How many of these dimensions are active in your system?
Six questions. One score. A clear path out.
6 binary questions. No right answers — just the truth about your architecture.
The System Thinking Gate — deterministic infrastructure that surrounds the LLM so the model does what it's good at (reason) and never what it's bad at (route, enforce, manage state).
import { RouteOracle, Sentinel, ContextBroker } from '@system/gate'; const gate = new SystemThinkingGate({ oracle: RouteOracle.create({ domains: 12 }), sentinel: Sentinel.withPolicy('strict'), broker: ContextBroker.scoped({ allowWrites: false }) }); // The heuristic hot path — no LLM involved const result = await gate.dispatch(request); if (result.exitCode !== 0) { console.error(`Gate tripped: exit ${result.exitCode}`); process.exit(result.exitCode); // loud failure }
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