System design

FENKI architecture

A four-layer pipeline from raw sources to LLM-ready context. Every layer is isolated and every exporter is replaceable, so the core remains stable as new domains are added.

Layers

Four context layers

Data moves through progressively richer representations, from a raw stream to a meaningful prompt.

Layer 01

Sources

Domain adapters connect to ephemerides, exchange quotes and arbitrary series.

Layer 02

Exporters

Domain-specific extraction logic understands each source and its semantics.

Layer 03

Transform Kit

Normalization, interval tokenization and markers use reproducible operations.

Layer 04

Context Pack

Prompt blocks, JSON schemas or structured objects are ready for a model.

Principles

Core principles

Four rules keep every pipeline predictable as the kit expands.

02.01

Determinism

One input produces one context with no hidden randomness between stages.

02.02

Semantic integrity

The meaning of data survives from source to prompt.

02.03

Extensibility

A new domain means a new exporter, not a rewritten architecture.

02.04

Composability

Transforms assemble into explicit, testable chains.

Source
Export
Parse
Normalize
Context
Prompt
LLM

The FENKI core owns Export through Context. Sources and models stay outside the boundary, keeping the pipeline portable.