Core Architecture Overview

CoffeeBreakAI is composed of several cooperating components that orchestrate tasks across agents, reviewers, and external systems.

At a high level, the platform includes:

• A Task Router responsible for orchestrating task execution.
• An Agent Registry that knows how to invoke various agents.
• A Human Review Coordinator that manages HITL workflows.
• A Persistence Layer that stores TaskExecution records and related metadata.
• Integration Layers for version control and project management systems.
• A Web UI and API that expose dashboards, review tools, and workspace configuration.

Data Flow (Conceptual)

1. A task is created (via UI, API, or integration).
2. The Task Router decides which agent (or set of agents) should handle it.
3. The agent executes and returns a result with a confidence score and metadata.
4. The system decides whether to:
   • Accept the result,
   • Retry on recoverable errors, or
   • Pause for human review.
5. Reviews and feedback may trigger refinement tasks.
6. Final results are synced back to the appropriate external systems.

Design Goals

• Modular: Each component (routing, review, integration) can evolve independently.
• Observable: Every state transition is recorded and can be inspected.
• Extensible: New agents and integrations can be added without redesigning the core.

For a step-by-step view of how a task moves through the system, see the Task Lifecycle page.