Swiftly Trade is a lab-built flagship and capability demonstration—not the core identity of ZigCode Labs.
Swiftly Trade· Case study + live system
Swiftly Trade is a flagship assembly from the lab. It uses the same MOD_WEB, MOD_AI, MOD_DATA, and MOD_OPS contracts we use elsewhere. Treat it as a runnable proof of depth—not our whole story.
Field coupling vs case study (same signal as lab core) · THRESH SATISFIED · COH 75% / REQ 62%
Interactive schematic: use module buttons to highlight edges from MOD_* layers into the Swiftly Trade assembly.
Interactive stack map
Tap a module to highlight edges into the Swiftly Trade core. This schematic shows how we compose capabilities. It is not a product tour.
Module focus
Operator consoles and APIs: SSR surfaces, field-tolerant clients, and contract-first handoffs into document and lane workflows.
Architecture breakdown
- Service boundaries align to document and shipment aggregates—not anonymous CRUD—so traces map to business events.
- Event and policy graphs compile to replayable runs: each transition exports evidence for audits and partner disputes.
- Multi-tenant isolation and blast-radius controls are inherited from MOD_OPS patterns used across lab programs.
- The public topology node mirrors these edges; procurement can diff capability claims against the graph.
AI components
- Document understanding and extraction pipelines with explicit provenance and budget ceilings per workflow.
- Tool and agent loops run inside validated IO contracts; replay traces are first-class, not log dumps.
- Human-in-the-loop checkpoints on high-risk decisions; autonomy expands only when eval harnesses stay green.
Data pipelines
- CDC and batch reconciles into semantic models for ops and leadership views—no silent staleness on KPIs.
- Lane and milestone facts join through idempotent transforms so backfills do not corrupt downstream aggregates.
- Exports for regulators and partners carry lineage metadata so extracts defend under scrutiny.
One reference system among many we build.