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Architecture
VerifiMind™ PEAS is a multi-model AI validation system exposed as a production MCP server. The architecture has two layers:
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Foundational Architecture — the core concept: a Socratic dialogue engine feeding a three-agent validation system (X Intelligent · Z Guardian · CS Security), with human orchestration as the final synthesis stage. Diverse AI models illuminate decisions through structured, multi-perspective validation — "Crystal Balls inside the Black Box."
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Production Architecture (Phase 90) — the deployed system: GCP Cloud Run MCP server (streamable-http transport), multi-vendor BYOK provider layer, security hardening (IP blocklist, rate limiting, Z-Protocol consent-first registration), and FLYWHEEL multi-agent coordination via MACP.
The full, fact-checked architecture diagram (v0.6.0-Beta, June 2026) lives in the main repository:
→ VerifiMind-PEAS Architecture Diagram
It covers:
- High-level system architecture (user → Socratic dialogue → X/Z/CS validation → human synthesis)
- MCP server deployment topology (Cloud Run, custom domain, transport details)
- BYOK provider layer (7 providers, per-tool-call override)
- Security and trust layers (Z-Protocol v1.1, CS Security v1.1, OWASP Agentic AI)
- FLYWHEEL TEAM coordination (MACP v2.4.1)
- Genesis Methodology — the 5-step validation process the architecture implements
- AI Council — agent roles, models, and orchestration
- MCP Tools Reference — the 13 tools the server exposes
- Installation — connect via Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, or Claude Desktop
Published 2026-06-10 per T+L Session 40 (D-40-1). The repo file above is the canonical source; this page is an overview.
VerifiMind PEAS documentation · Current status · Live health · Public statements · MIT License
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