Documentation snapshot: This describes an internal system as documented, not its current live status. Configuration, counts, and operating state may have changed.
Public architecture documentation · Built and operated by Archon Digital LLC
Archon Merkaba is an internal multi-agent operating system built across a local control plane and a VPS. Its documented architecture brings together specialist agents, model routing, memory, monitoring, security controls, and an algorithmic trading component. The system is internal; this documentation describes its design rather than a customer-facing product.
This documentation set describes the system's architecture and engineering practices. It is written for engineers, hiring teams, and collaborators who want to understand the design choices, controls, and lessons behind an internal multi-agent system.
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.