Engineering Blog

How Orchestrik works,
from the people who built it.

Architecture decisions, deployment tradeoffs, and the security design behind the control plane. Written for engineers, not marketers.

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01

How the Connector SDK Works: From Schema to Execution

8 min

The connector abstraction that lets a Customer Support Agent call Zendesk the same way a Database Admin Agent calls PostgreSQL — and why that matters for audit consistency.

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02

Credential Vault Architecture: No Agent Ever Sees a Secret

10 min

How Orchestrik resolves credentials at runtime without exposing them to the agent layer, and why that boundary is the most important security property in the system.

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03

Approval Chains: Synchronous, Asynchronous, and Why the Difference Matters

7 min

Some approvals can wait. Some can't. The two approval modes in the control plane and the state machine that drives them.

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04

Tenant Isolation in a Shared Control Plane

11 min

How we enforce hard tenant boundaries at the control plane, credential vault, and audit log layers — even when multiple tenants share the same infrastructure.

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05

Private Cloud Deployment: The Architecture Decision Tree

8 min

VPC, Kubernetes, or bare metal? How we scope private cloud deployments and the tradeoffs that drive each configuration.

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06

Task Memory and Context Windows: What the Agent Remembers Between Steps

6 min

How short-term task memory is scoped, persisted, and cleared between agent invocations — and why you don't want task context leaking across sessions.

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