Levia
LeviaProtocol
LeviaProtocol
  • Introduction
  • Architectural Philosophy
  • Core Architecture
  • Core Concepts
    • Metacognition
      • Metacognition Strategies
      • Metacognition States
      • Metacognition Stream
    • Memory Management
      • Episodic memory
      • Factual memory
      • Key & Secrets Vault
      • Short-term memory
      • External memory
    • Neural Network of Tools
    • Agent Identity
  • Building on Levia
    • Quickstart
    • How to Contribute Tools
  • Tokenomics
    • Token Distribution
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  • Core Capabilities
  • Architecture
  • Levia Engine Architecture Overview
  • Core Engine Components
  • 1. Brain Core
  • 2. Memory Layer
  • 3. I/O
  • 4. Stream
  • 5. Provider Layer
  • 6. Tool Layer
  • 7. Access Layer
  • 8. Memory manager Layer

Core Architecture

A Living System for Understanding and Action

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This section talks through Levia's core architecture, an advanced NLP system integrating AI capabilities for task execution, contextual awareness, and continuous learning through a multi-layered architecture.

Core Capabilities

  • Intelligent Processing: Brain Core coordinates operations, handles decision-making, and ensures optimal performance

  • Contextual Understanding: Memory Layer manages knowledge, maintains context, and enables rapid information retrieval

  • Streamlined Communication: I/O Layer manages data flows and response generation

  • Continuous Learning: Stream Processing enables self-awareness and optimization

  • Seamless Integration: Provider and Tool Layers manage external services and utilities

Architecture

  • Core Processing: Brain Core, Memory Layer, Stream Processing - handles intelligence and learning

  • Communication: I/O Layer, Provider Layer - manages data flows and integrations

  • Support: Tool Layer, Front Layer, Extension Layer - provides infrastructure and utilities

The layered design ensures scalability while enabling sophisticated AI solutions through continuous learning and adaptation.

Levia Engine Architecture Overview

Core Engine Components

1. Brain Core

The central command unit orchestrating all system operations and decision-making processes.

  • Advanced task planning and execution coordination

  • Real-time decision making and response generation

  • Cross-component communication management

  • Continuous learning algorithm implementation

  • System-wide performance monitoring and optimization

2. Memory Layer

The system's knowledge repository handling both short-term and long-term information storage.

  • Contextual awareness maintenance across conversations

  • Rapid retrieval of frequently accessed information

  • Historical interaction pattern analysis

  • Dynamic knowledge base management

  • Personalized response optimization

3. I/O

The primary data flow manager handling all system communications.

  • Input validation and preprocessing

  • Real-time system state monitoring

  • Response formatting and quality assurance

  • Multi-channel communication handling

  • Performance metrics tracking

4. Stream

The cognitive monitoring system ensuring optimal performance and learning.

  • Real-time thought process analysis

  • Learning pattern optimization

  • Tool utilization efficiency tracking

  • Decision-making transparency

  • Continuous improvement implementation

5. Provider Layer

The external service integration hub managing system resources.

  • AI model integration and management

  • Third-party service coordination

  • Resource allocation optimization

  • Performance scaling

  • Service reliability monitoring

6. Tool Layer

A comprehensive collection of specialized utilities for task execution.

  • Database operation management

  • External API integration

  • Custom utility function implementation

  • Task-specific tool optimization

  • Service integration protocols

7. Access Layer

The user interface facilitating system access and integration.

  • API endpoint management

  • Developer tool provision

  • System monitoring capabilities

  • Integration documentation

  • Real-time system insights

8. Memory manager Layer

The infrastructure support system ensuring stable operations.

  • Data flow management

  • Security protocol implementation

  • Storage system integration

  • System stability maintenance

  • Resource allocation oversight