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<h2 align="center">Layer Responsibilities</h2>
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### LLM Foundation Layer
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- Tokenization and inference
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- Prompt engineering and instruction tuning
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### Tool & Environment Layer
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- Code execution and sandboxing
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### Cognitive Agent Layer
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- Task planning and decomposition
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### Agentic Infrastructure Layer
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- Workflow orchestration and coordination
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### Development & Deployment Layer
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- Version control of agents and artifacts
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### Governance, Ethics & Policy Layer
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<h2 align="center">Layer Responsibilities</h2>
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The AISA architecture is composed of layered responsibilities, progressing from model-level execution to system-wide governance. Each layer has a
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### LLM Foundation Layer
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Responsible for core language modeling and inference capabilities.
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- LLM APIs, adapters, and context window management
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- Alignment, safety grounding, and fine-tuning
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### Tool & Environment Layer
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Defines how agents interact with external systems and execution environments.
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- Structured tool definitions and schemas
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- Code execution and sandboxing
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- Error handling, retries, and permission control
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Implements goal-directed reasoning and decision-making.
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Provides orchestration and coordination for agent execution.
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### Evaluation & Feedback Layer
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Ensures continuous assessment of agent behavior and quality.
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- Component-level and behavioral evaluations
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- Monitoring, metrics, and error analysis
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- Automated regression and quality testing
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### Development & Deployment Layer
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Manages lifecycle, experimentation, and system evolution.
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- CI/CD pipelines and deployment strategies
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- Benchmarking, A/B testing, and performance tracking
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- Security, access control, and lifecycle management
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Defines system-wide constraints, oversight, and accountability.
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- Human-in-the-loop governance frameworks
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