This direction leans into Babylon.js for a fuller engine feel: moving scene graph, glow layers, connected nodes, and a production-control room mood.
Model behavior is bounded by product policy, retrieval, role access, and known failure cases.
Each integration has a narrow contract. The assistant can only do what the business approves.
Conversation paths become observable flows, with handoff and repair paths included from day one.
No-code tools are fine for prototypes. Production assistants need the unglamorous parts: identity, permissions, deployment, data retention, observability, and failure handling.
Short brief is fine. We reply within one working day with fit, next steps, and any risks we can already see.