Conversation
DGx Command
Ask questions, analyze information, explore ideas, research topics, and establish direction naturally.
- Focus
- Thinking and communication
- Primary output
- Answers, understanding, and direction
Platform Architecture
DGxOne separates conversation, intelligence, trust, and execution into defined responsibilities while preserving authorized context across the complete workflow.
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Workspaces
DGxOne keeps the conversational experience focused while moving structured work into a dedicated execution space.
Conversation
Ask questions, analyze information, explore ideas, research topics, and establish direction naturally.
Execution
Coordinate agents, evidence, timelines, confidence, progress, decisions, and final reports.
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Shared Intelligence
Both workspaces draw from the same authorized intelligence foundation.
Retrieves relevant content from authorized documents and indexed sources.
Carries forward user-approved preferences, facts, and long-term context.
Preserves source identity, grounding, citations, and confidence metadata.
Classifies requests, applies policy, and controls provider routing before external reasoning.
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Request Lifecycle
Each system boundary has one clear responsibility.
DGxOne receives the user’s message and active workspace identity.
The request is classified, sanitized when required, and assigned an authorized provider route.
Relevant knowledge, memory, research, and evidence are collected within the authorized scope.
The selected reasoning provider receives bounded, policy-approved context.
DGxOne returns an answer or continues the work through Mission Control.
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Provider Independence
Knowledge, memory, evidence, trust policy, orchestration, mission history, and runtime state remain part of DGxOne.
OpenAI, Grok, local models, and future providers remain interchangeable reasoning engines selected through the active trust and provider-routing policy.
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Technical Architecture
These details are available for technical reviewers without overwhelming first-time visitors.
Chief AI owns conversational behavior and identity. The Conversation Orchestrator coordinates trust, knowledge, memory, research, evidence, and provider execution.
Runtime Orchestrator owns live runtime publication. RuntimeStore is the browser’s canonical live-state container. UI components render through RuntimeStore subscriptions.
MissionRuntimeClient restores runtime snapshots. MissionWorkspaceSync restores persisted mission and runtime history. Neither owns live event publication.
Evidence sources contribute structured evidence items with source identity, content, confidence, and citations before provider reasoning.
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