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  1. Advanced Topics

Agent V2 Architecture

Agent V2 is the next major evolution of the Amigo platform. The driving goal is to close the bandwidth gap between memory, knowledge and reasoning so the agent can tackle complex, long-horizon problems with far less external scaffolding.

The following subsections give a high-level overview of the three key integration points under development.

Memory-Knowledge-Reasoning Integration

In critical enterprise environments, the ability to handle complex long-range reasoning—beyond solving isolated problems to managing full end-to-end projects—depends on the bandwidth between memory/knowledge systems and reasoning processes. Traditional approaches suffer from weak abstract control and poor integration between these layers.

Amigo’s upcoming architecture addresses this bottleneck by enabling an agent to:

  1. Dynamic abstraction control – seamlessly move between different granularity levels depending on reasoning needs.

  2. Contextual reframing – transform stored information into the optimal configuration for the current task.

  3. Quantized problem decomposition – break complex challenges into solvable units that compound toward larger goals.

Inner ↔ Outer World Flow

  • Outer World (Sensory System) – raw data streams undergo prioritized preprocessing.

  • Outer–Inner Bridge – information is normalized and compressed (10×–1000×) through intelligent contextual processing.

  • Inner World Construction – an enriched, quantized representation with well-defined contextual boundaries is built.

  • Inner World Execution – complex reasoning proceeds as a series of well-defined optimization problems.

  • Side-effect Translation – internal representations are transformed into interpretable external outputs.

Optimization Problem Approach

Each reasoning step is reframed as an optimization problem:

  • Problem quantization – each “quantum” becomes a bounded optimization challenge.

  • Contextual boundaries – problems are formulated with explicit constraints and context.

  • Dependency chains – larger problems decompose into smaller ones with explicit relationships.

  • Checkpointing – side-effects provide irreversible progress markers.

This approach lets the agent navigate long reasoning chains while maintaining coherent progress toward long-range goals.

Memory System’s Supporting Role

The layered memory architecture supplies exactly the right information density for each reasoning task:

  • Strategic reasoning – L2 (user model) provides high-level dimensional context.

  • Tactical decisions – L1 (observations) contributes contextual patterns.

  • Critical analysis – L0 (ground truth) delivers complete verbatim information when needed.

Knowledge-Reasoning Integration

Knowledge activation is only useful if it shapes the agent’s reasoning process. Agent V2 tightens this coupling so that knowledge drives problem-space transformation, not mere information retrieval.

From the knowledge perspective, this integration will:

  1. Optimize latent-space priming so activation happens at the ideal granularity.

  2. Create solvable problem topologies via strategic knowledge representation.

  3. Support quantum problem decomposition by structuring knowledge to make complex challenges tractable.

Through the same optimization-problem lens used in memory integration, knowledge activation will directly influence how the agent perceives, structures and solves problems.

Memory-Reasoning Bridge

The layered memory system also plays a direct role in bridging memory and reasoning:

  • L2 (User Model) – dimensional context for strategic planning and problem decomposition.

  • L1 (Observations) – mid-level patterns critical for tactical decisions.

  • L0 (Ground Truth) – full-fidelity information required for precise reasoning.

By delivering the correct information density at each step, the bridge helps overcome the current token-bottleneck constraints and enables complex, multi-step reasoning that would otherwise be impossible. As Agent V2 matures, this mechanism will underpin long-horizon workflows that exceed today’s context-window limits.

Information Loss & Bandwidth

Recent interpretability work (Anthropic 2025 “Attribution Graphs & AI Biology”) demonstrates that heavy token compression can produce explanations that are linguistically coherent yet mechanistically unfaithful. Philosopher Harry Frankfurt categorizes this as bullshit—content optimized for plausibility over truth.

What the “token bottleneck” really implies Each forward pass lights up thousands of floating-point activations inside the residual stream—an extraordinarily rich internal thought. Before the model can communicate that thought it must squash the entire pattern into a single probability distribution over ~50 000 discrete tokens. One token is sampled, emitted, and the internal state is flushed: the model ingests its own output and must rebuild context from scratch. This is akin to a human author who may write one character, suffers total amnesia, re-reads the draft, write the next character, and so on. Dropped threads, hallucinated details and the occasional leap into pure nonsense become mathematically inevitable—the exact “bullshit” failure mode Frankfurt warned about.

Why the Failure Occurs

  1. Severe compression – thousands of internal floats → a few UTF-8 bytes.

  2. Heuristic reconstruction – later tokens must rebuild missing detail from language priors.

V1 Counter-Measures

  • Parallel pre-processing (dynamic-behavior ranking + memory sufficiency) ensures the conscious state machine starts with high-value context.

  • Behavior-driven problem-space terraforming prunes irrelevant branches before any text emission.

  • Memory-first recall preserves critical evidence that would otherwise be lost.

V2 Path Forward

  1. Outer World Sensory Queue – priority-filtered ingestion with time-decay.

  2. Outer–Inner Bridge – task-aware smart compression (goal 10×–1000×) into fixed context pools.

  3. Quantized Inner World – continuous streams reframed into optimization quanta; low-value detail never hits the token boundary.

  4. Side-Effect Translation Layer – enables high-bandwidth A2A vector payloads, paving the way for neuralese.

Key takeaway: widening the Memory + Knowledge ↔ Reasoning bridge—first through external scaffolding, later through neuralese—directly lowers the incidence of unfaithful reasoning.

Further reading: Frankfurt (1986) On Bullshit; microscope evidence in Anthropic 2025 paper.

Bandwidth Pipeline (Outer → Inner World)

Layer
How It Preserves Bandwidth

Outer World

Parallel raw data (text, audio, video, robotics) with light decay & basic signal prioritization.

Outer–Inner Bridge

10-1000× smart compression via contextual normalization and attention-based decay.

Inner World Construction

Builds an enriched, quantized problem space; decomposes big goals into quanta with explicit dependencies.

Inner World Execution

Solves each quantum while side-effects checkpoint irreversible progress.

Side-effect Translation

Converts sparse internal actions into external outputs and feeds them downstream (incl. other agents).

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