Conversation is the entry point.
The intended experience begins with what a person wants to understand or accomplish. SAMANTHA’s design relates that intention to relevant context and knowledge.
SAMANTHA is being developed as a shared conversational interface for customers, teams and the organization around them.
People · Customers · Teams
Context · Knowledge · Models · Agents
Policies · Permissions · Human oversight
Systems · Workflows · Authorized action
A simplified view of the intended architecture. Connections and capabilities require validation for each implementation.
The intended experience begins with what a person wants to understand or accomplish. SAMANTHA’s design relates that intention to relevant context and knowledge.
The platform architecture brings knowledge, policies, permissions and workflows into one shared direction. These elements are being developed and require validation in each deployment context.
CX addresses the relationship with customers. Business addresses the work of people and teams. Enterprise addresses the organizational systems, knowledge and governance behind them.
The public platform concept brings together conversation, enterprise knowledge, context, agents, policies, permissions and workflows. This describes the architecture direction, rather than a claim that every component is production-ready.
The direction is to create a conversational interface to relevant knowledge and work. Any connection to existing applications would need its own technical and security assessment.
Start with a defined use case, its users, the information it needs and the decisions it may affect. Those constraints make a product discussion more useful than a broad feature checklist.