// ARCHITECTURE V2: TECHNICAL REVIEW
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The primary risk in LLM pipelines is the cascading failure of dependent services. By separating DINS, CPS, CGE, and ALS into independent microservices, we establish clear API contracts and dedicated failure domains.
Adaptivity requires stateful memory. We delegate all user performance metrics, mastery scores, and the dynamic curriculum structure to Firestore, allowing services to read reliable state and enable complex adaptive triggers.
MANDATE: Robust, idempotent ingestion process. Focus on maximizing retrieval quality.
MANDATE: Deterministic structure generation. Must not produce unstructured text.
MANDATE: Low-latency, grounded delivery of learning artifacts.
MANDATE: Real-time state manipulation and rescheduling (the engine of elasticity).
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// Phased rollout minimizes architectural debt and proves LLM capabilities early.
TARGET: Implement DINS. Build CGE endpoint for static, non-stateful RAG-based quiz generation. GO/NO-GO: Achieve >95% JSON Schema compliance and successful grounding.
TARGET: Develop CPS. LLM generates full, structured Syllabus (JSON) and writes it to Firestore. GO/NO-GO: Full decoupling of Knowledge (Vector DB) from State (Firestore).
TARGET: Implement ALS triggers on submission. Deploy LLM-based Short Answer Grading. GO/NO-GO: Prove dynamic curriculum modification in a multi-user environment.
"Ideas are worthless. Execution is priceless.
So I am not afraid of sharing my ideas"