Public architecture documentation · Built and operated by Archon Digital Studios
Archon Merkaba is a production agentic operating system: a fleet of 30+ specialized AI agents organized like a company, running 24/7 across a hardened VPS and a local control plane. It autonomously operates a live algorithmic trading platform, monitors and heals its own infrastructure, maintains persistent cross-session memory, and defends itself against prompt-injection and supply-chain threats.
This documentation set describes the system's architecture and engineering practices. It is written for a public audience — engineers, hiring teams, and collaborators who want to understand how a real multi-agent system is designed, operated, and kept safe.
Redaction note: All infrastructure identifiers (hosts, ports, addresses), credentials, account details, capital figures, and proprietary strategy parameters have been deliberately omitted or generalized. What remains is the architecture — which is the interesting part.
System at a Glance
Why "Merkaba"?
A merkaba is a geometric structure of interlocking tetrahedra — independent forms that combine into something with more dimensions than any single part. That's the design thesis: no single agent is the system. The system is the structure — the routing, memory, safety rails, and feedback loops that let many narrow agents compound into one durable organization.