Runtime-first agents
Agent behavior is routed through durable runtime capabilities instead of leaving every task as one-off chat output.
Architecture
Buffaly separates language reasoning from executable runtime capability so high-trust workflows can be reviewed, constrained, and connected to real systems.
Agent behavior is routed through durable runtime capabilities instead of leaving every task as one-off chat output.
Actions expose explicit inputs, outputs, and contracts so execution can be inspected and validated.
Important nouns become typed objects the runtime can bind to, query, reuse, and refine.
Prototype-based structure lets runtime behavior, domain knowledge, tools, and prompts compose as inspectable graph objects.
Plans, scratch notes, typed tool calls, evidence, and validation steps make behavior reviewable instead of opaque.
Healthcare and other high-trust domain packs layer on top of the public core runtime and remain separate when they include sensitive workflows, connectors, or deployment playbooks.