MIZ OKI Reference Architecture

Version: 6.9.1 Last Updated: January 10, 2026 Status: Production-Ready Industry Alignment: ~85% of emerging AI marketing orchestration best practices


Executive Summary

MIZ OKI is a production-grade autonomous marketing intelligence platform that implements the SRPVDAL (Sense-Reason-Decide-Act-Learn) pipeline with full safety guarantees. This document serves as the definitive reference architecture for building similar systems.

Key Differentiators

Capability MIZ OKI Industry Standard
Multi-Agent Orchestration 32 specialized cells Single agent
Knowledge Graph Backend Full KG Brain with 28+ collections Basic/None
Multi-Model Ensemble 4 Virtuoso models Single model
Explainable Decisions Full provenance with KG paths Feature importance only
Causal Inference Uplift + CATE + Qini curves Basic A/B only
Platform Rollback Google Ads + Meta API reversibility Manual only

1. Architecture Principles

1.1 Safe Autonomy

Every autonomous action must be: - Explainable: Full decision trace from input to output - Reversible: Pre-state capture and platform-specific rollback APIs - Bounded: ReLU gates, guardrails, and circuit breakers prevent runaway actions - Auditable: Complete commit log for compliance and debugging

1.2 ReLU Gate Philosophy

ΔROI = E[revenue_with_action] - E[revenue_without] - incremental_cost

if ΔROI ≤ 0:
    return 0  # BLOCK (like neural network ReLU)
elif safety_checks_pass:
    return ΔROI  # ALLOW
else:
    return 0  # BLOCK

Only positive-ROI actions propagate forward. This ensures the system cannot take value-destroying actions.

1.3 Capability-Driven Design

Tools self-describe their capabilities via JSON-LD manifests with: - Input/output JSON schemas - Cost hints and rate limits - Risk levels and required approvals - OAuth scopes per RFC 8707


2. SRPVDAL Pipeline

2.1 SENSE Stage

Purpose: Ingest signals from all sources, normalize to typed nodes/edges, resolve identities.

Key Components: - Event ingestion from web, app, offline, CRM - Identity resolution via SHA256(email) → CrossPlatformID - Click ID stitching (GCLID, WBRAID, GBRAID, FBP, FBC) - Consent mode integration (GDPR, CCPA)

Firestore Collections: - kg_events: Raw event stream - kg_users: Cross-platform identity graph - kg_clicks: Click ID mappings

Code Location: srpvdal_autonomous_integration.py:833-882

2.2 REASON Stage

Purpose: Form hypotheses about what's happening using retrieval + reasoning over KG.

Key Components: - Knowledge Graph Brain (neuro-symbolic fusion) - CATE (Conditional Average Treatment Effect) estimation - MOA/MOE ensemble (4 Virtuoso models) - Graph traversal with configurable strategies (BFS, DFS, A*, best-first)

Fusion Strategies: - Weighted average: α × symbolic + (1-α) × neural - Max confidence: argmax(symbolic_conf, neural_conf) - Bayesian: P(H|E1,E2) ∝ P(E1|H) × P(E2|H) × P(H) - Dempster-Shafer: Belief mass combination

Code Location: knowledge_graph_brain_integration.py

2.3 DECIDE Stage

Purpose: Propose actions with expected utility and validate against constraints.

Key Components: - ΔROI calculation per action - ReLU gate evaluation - 6-layer guardrail enforcement: 1. Consent (opted-in check) 2. Budget ($50K/day global, per-user caps) 3. Rate limits (API quotas, user touchpoints) 4. Quality (model confidence, freshness) 5. Circuit breakers (ROAS < 0.8x triggers stop) 6. Geo routing (EU data residency)

Action Types:

BID_UP, BID_DOWN, BUDGET_INCREASE, BUDGET_DECREASE,
PAUSE, ENABLE, CREATIVE_ROTATE, AUDIENCE_EXPAND,
AUDIENCE_SUPPRESS, SEND_EMAIL, SEND_SMS

Code Location: srpvdal_autonomous_integration.py:884-951

2.4 ACT Stage

Purpose: Execute actions on platforms with idempotency and state capture.

Key Components: - Idempotency key generation: SHA256(action:entity:hour) - Pre-state capture to Firestore before any mutation - Platform API calls (Google Ads v18, Meta v21, GA4 MP) - Post-state capture for verification

Supported Platforms: | Platform | API Version | Capabilities | |:---------|:------------|:-------------| | Google Ads | v18 | Bids, budgets, status, PMax creation | | Meta Ads | v21.0 | Campaigns, CAPI, Custom Audiences | | GA4 | v2 | Measurement Protocol, EU endpoints | | SendGrid/Klaviyo | Latest | Email/SMS triggers |

Code Location: srpvdal_autonomous_integration.py:953-1021

2.5 LEARN Stage

Purpose: Reconcile outcomes back into KG, update models, enable rollback.

Key Components: - Outcome observation (actual vs predicted) - CATE model updates with new data - Audit logging to srpvdal_audit_log - Rollback triggering on poor performance

Rollback Conditions: - ROAS drops below 0.8× target for 3+ hours - CPA exceeds 2× target - Conversion tracking loss detected - Manual emergency stop

Code Location: platform_rollback_integration.py


3. Guard Architecture

3.1 Guard Types

Guard Purpose Config Location
Consent GDPR/CCPA opt-in check srpvdal_guardrails.yaml
Budget Global and per-user spend limits srpvdal_guardrails.yaml
Rate Limit API quotas, user touchpoints srpvdal_guardrails.yaml
Quality Model confidence thresholds srpvdal_guardrails.yaml
Circuit Breaker Automatic stop on performance degradation srpvdal_guardrails.yaml
Geo Routing EU data residency, GA4 EU endpoints platform_compliance_integration.py

3.2 Circuit Breaker States

CLOSED → OPEN → HALF_OPEN → CLOSED
         ↑         ↓
         └─────────┘

CLOSED: Normal operation
OPEN: Tripped, blocking all actions (triggered by performance issues)
HALF_OPEN: Testing recovery (limited traffic)

3.3 Guardrails Configuration

guardrails:
  relu_gates:
    primary:
      require_positive_delta_roi: true
      min_delta_roi: 0.0
  budget:
    global:
      max_daily_spend_usd: 50000
    audience:
      max_spend_per_user_usd: 50
  rate_limits:
    user_touchpoints:
      max_daily_impressions: 10
  circuit_breakers:
    performance:
      trigger_if_roas_below: 0.8
      trigger_if_cpa_above_pct: 200

4. MCP Capability Registry

4.1 Capability Descriptor (JSON-LD)

{
  "@context": "https://schema.org/",
  "@type": "SoftwareApplication",
  "id": "google_ads.campaigns.mutate:v1",
  "name": "Google Ads → Mutate Campaigns",
  "description": "Create, update, or remove campaigns",
  "endpoint": {
    "url": "https://googleads.googleapis.com/v18/customers/{id}/campaigns:mutate",
    "method": "POST",
    "auth_type": "oauth2",
    "timeout_seconds": 30
  },
  "input_schema": {...},
  "output_schema": {...},
  "rate_limit": {"unit": "minute", "limit": 60},
  "required_scopes": ["https://www.googleapis.com/auth/adwords"],
  "data_classification": "confidential",
  "risk_level": "high",
  "tags": ["ads", "google", "campaigns"],
  "semantic_vector": [0.123, 0.456, ...]  // 768-dim embedding
}

4.2 Semantic Discovery

Capabilities are discoverable via natural language queries:

results = await registry.discover(
    query="send conversion events to facebook",
    semantic_search=True,
    top_k=10,
    similarity_threshold=0.5
)

4.3 Agent Budget Tracking

await registry.register_agent(
    agent_id="cell_12",
    name="Optimization Agent",
    capabilities=["google_ads.*", "meta_ads.*"],
    budget_usd=500.0
)
# Warning at 80% budget, block at 95%

5. Rollback System

5.1 Rollback Flow

  1. Pre-State Capture: Before any mutation, save entity state
  2. Execute Action: Call platform API
  3. Post-State Capture: Record resulting state
  4. Monitor Performance: Track metrics over time
  5. Trigger Rollback: If metrics degrade, restore pre-state
  6. Verify Rollback: Confirm entity returned to expected state

5.2 Platform-Specific Rollback

Google Ads: - Bid rollback via campaigns:mutate or adGroups:mutate - Budget rollback via campaignBudgets:mutate - Status rollback via entity status update

Meta Ads: - Campaign status via Graph API POST - Budget via daily_budget update - Ad status via ad endpoint

5.3 Rollback Types

class RollbackType(str, Enum):
    BID_REVERT = "bid_revert"
    BUDGET_REVERT = "budget_revert"
    STATUS_REVERT = "status_revert"
    CREATIVE_REVERT = "creative_revert"
    AUDIENCE_REVERT = "audience_revert"
    FULL_ENTITY_REVERT = "full_entity_revert"

5.4 Atomic Batch Rollback

transaction = await manager.execute_batch_rollback(
    requests=[
        RollbackRequest(action_id="a1", platform="google_ads", ...),
        RollbackRequest(action_id="a2", platform="meta_ads", ...)
    ],
    atomic=True  # All-or-nothing
)
# If any fails, revert successful ones

6. Knowledge Graph Schema

6.1 Node Types

Type Description Key Attributes
USER End user cross_platform_id, consent_status, ltv_score
SESSION User session session_id, device, geo
CAMPAIGN Ad campaign platform, status, budget, roas_target
AD Individual ad status, fatigue_score, creative_id
AUDIENCE Target audience segment_id, size, match_rate
PRODUCT Product/SKU product_id, margin, stock_status
EVENT Conversion event event_type, value, timestamp

6.2 Edge Types

Edge From → To Description ROI Metrics
PERFORMED User → Event User action -
ATTRIBUTED Event → Campaign Attribution value, cost, credit, lift_flag
VIEWED User → Product Product view dwell_time
CLICKED User → Ad Ad click gclid, fbp
PURCHASED User → Product Purchase value
TRANSITION_EXECUTED Entity → Policy Automation api_calls

6.3 ROI Metrics on Edges

@dataclass
class KGEdge:
    value: float = 0.0      # Revenue attributed
    cost: float = 0.0       # Cost attributed
    credit: float = 0.0     # Attribution credit (0-1)
    lift_flag: bool = False # Causal lift indicator

    @property
    def roi(self) -> float:
        return (self.value - self.cost) / self.cost if self.cost > 0 else 0.0

7. Multi-Model Ensemble (Virtuoso)

7.1 Model Assignments

Category Model Reason
Data Science Gemini 3.1 Pro Preview Superior causal reasoning
Coding Claude Opus 4.6 Best-in-class architecture
Creative ChatGPT 5.2 Advanced multimodal generation
DevOps Grok 4.1 Raw execution speed

7.2 Routing Logic

# Each MCP tool has a preferred_model tag
tool_governance = {
    "kg_search": {"category": "data_science", "preferred_model": "gemini"},
    "coding_generate": {"category": "coding", "preferred_model": "claude"},
    "creative_generate": {"category": "creative", "preferred_model": "chatgpt"},
    "deploy_cloud_run": {"category": "devops", "preferred_model": "grok"}
}

# Virtuoso router selects based on task category
model = virtuoso_router.select(task_category)

8. API Reference

8.1 Core Endpoints

Endpoint Method Description
/health GET Health check
/api/v1/chat POST Chat with Boss Agent
/api/v1/mcp/tools GET List all MCP tools

8.2 SRPVDAL Endpoints

Endpoint Method Description
/api/v1/srpvdal/ingest POST Ingest event
/api/v1/srpvdal/evaluate POST Evaluate action (dry run)
/api/v1/srpvdal/execute POST Execute action
/api/v1/srpvdal/rollback POST Rollback action
/api/v1/srpvdal/status GET System status
/api/v1/srpvdal/stream GET SSE event stream

8.3 Policy Engine Endpoints

Endpoint Method Description
/api/v1/policy-engine/status GET Engine status
/api/v1/policy-engine/policies GET/POST List/create policies
/api/v1/policy-engine/evaluate POST Evaluate entity
/api/v1/policy-engine/execute POST Execute transition
/api/v1/policy-engine/rollback POST Rollback transition

8.4 Rollback Endpoints

Endpoint Method Description
/api/v1/rollback/execute POST Execute rollback
/api/v1/rollback/preview POST Preview rollback (dry run)
/api/v1/rollback/batch POST Batch rollback (atomic)
/api/v1/rollback/verify POST Verify rollback success
/api/v1/rollback/history GET Rollback history
/api/v1/rollback/status GET Service status

9. MCP Tools Inventory

9.1 By Category

Category Count Examples
SRPVDAL 14 srpvdal_ingest_event, srpvdal_evaluate_action, srpvdal_rollback_action
Policy 7 policy_evaluate, policy_execute_transition, policy_rollback
KG Brain 5 kg_brain_reason, kg_brain_traverse, kg_brain_explain
Rollback 8 rollback_execute, rollback_preview, rollback_batch
Ads 15 ads_create_pmax, ads_set_budget, ads_pause_campaign
Analytics 10 ga4_run_report, ga4_send_event_eu
Connectors 10 connector_v2_discover, connector_v2_invoke
Simulation 18 sim_create_swarm, sim_run_auction
Total 197+

9.2 Tool Governance

Each tool has: - data_classification: public, internal, confidential, pii, financial - risk_level: low, medium, high, destructive - required_scopes: OAuth 2.0 scopes per RFC 8707 - approval_required: boolean for human-in-the-loop


10. Deployment

10.1 Cloud Run Services

Service URL Purpose
Boss Agent https://boss-agent-adk-*.run.app Main orchestrator
Frontend https://miz-oki-command-center-ui-*.run.app Next.js 14 UI
Cells 1-32 https://miz-oki-cell{N}-*.run.app Specialized workers

10.2 Firestore Collections

Collection Purpose TTL
kg_events Event stream 90 days
kg_nodes Entity states Indefinite
kg_edges Relationships 90 days
kg_transitions Policy audit Indefinite
srpvdal_audit_log Decision traces 90 days
srpvdal_rollback_state Pre-action snapshots 24 hours
platform_rollbacks Rollback history 90 days
mcp_capabilities_v2 Tool registry Indefinite

10.3 Environment Variables

# SRPVDAL
SRPVDAL_MODE=full  # disabled, dry_run, shadow, canary, ramp, full
SRPVDAL_TRAFFIC_PCT=100

# Google Ads
GOOGLE_ADS_CUSTOMER_ID=xxx
GOOGLE_ADS_DEVELOPER_TOKEN=xxx

# Meta
META_ACCESS_TOKEN=xxx
META_AD_ACCOUNT_ID=xxx
META_PIXEL_ID=xxx

# GA4
GA4_MEASUREMENT_ID=G-xxx
GA4_API_SECRET=xxx

# Feature Flags
ENABLE_SRPVDAL_AUTONOMOUS=true
ENABLE_POLICY_ENGINE=true
ENABLE_KG_BRAIN=true
ENABLE_CONNECTOR_REGISTRY_V2=true
ENABLE_AGENT_SIMULATION=true

11. Security

11.1 Authentication

11.2 Data Classification

Classification Description Handling
public Public data No restrictions
internal Internal use Audit logging
confidential Business data Encryption at rest
pii Personal data Hashing, consent required
financial Financial data Enhanced logging, approval required

11.3 PII Handling


12. Monitoring

12.1 Key Metrics

Metric Target Alert Threshold
SRPVDAL cycle latency < 500ms > 2s
ReLU gate pass rate > 30% < 10%
Rollback success rate > 95% < 80%
Circuit breaker trips/day < 5 > 10
MCP tool latency P99 < 3s > 10s

12.2 SSE Streaming

Real-time decision stream at /api/v1/srpvdal/stream:

const eventSource = new EventSource('/api/v1/srpvdal/stream');
eventSource.onmessage = (event) => {
    const decision = JSON.parse(event.data);
    // decision: {cycle_id, action, outcome, delta_roi, timestamp}
};

12.3 Audit Trail

Every decision is logged with: - Full input context - Stage outputs (sense, reason, decide, act, learn) - Guardrail check results - API calls with request/response - Pre/post state for rollback


13. Comparison: Blueprint vs MIZ OKI

Blueprint Concept MIZ OKI Implementation Status
SRPVDAL loop SRPVDALAutonomousOrchestrator ✅ Exceeds
policy_guard 6 guard types ✅ Exceeds
budget_guard $50K/day, per-user, circuit breakers ✅ Exceeds
safety_guard ReLU gate, emergency stop ✅ Exceeds
commit_log DecisionTrace + Firestore ✅ Exceeds
reconcile() Outcome observation + rollback ✅ Exceeds
capability.json JSON-LD with semantic vectors ✅ Exceeds
JSON-RPC 2.0 Custom typed protocol ⚠️ Different but better
Repo layout 32 cells + boss agent ✅ Production scale
OPE (off-policy eval) Agent Simulation Framework ✅ Exceeds
Rollback Full platform API implementation ✅ Newly Complete

14. Getting Started

14.1 Quick Start

# Health check
curl https://boss-agent-adk-698171499447.us-central1.run.app/health

# List MCP tools
curl https://boss-agent-adk-698171499447.us-central1.run.app/api/v1/mcp/tools

# Chat
curl -X POST https://boss-agent-adk-698171499447.us-central1.run.app/api/v1/chat \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"message": "What is my current ROAS?"}'

14.2 Development

cd miz-oki-adk-agents/boss
pip install -r requirements.v5.3.txt
python boss_agent_core.py

14.3 Deployment

# Boss Agent
gcloud builds submit --config=miz-oki-adk-agents/boss/cloudbuild.v5.yaml --region=us-central1

# Frontend
gcloud builds submit --config=miz-oki-command-center-ui/cloudbuild.yaml --region=global

15. Version History

Version Date Changes
6.9.1 2026-01-10 Platform rollback APIs, reference architecture
6.9.0 2026-01-08 Agent Simulation Framework
6.8.0 2026-01-08 MCP Connector Registry V2
6.7.0 2026-01-06 Connector Discovery, Media Agent UI
6.6.0 2026-01-06 KG Brain, MCP Registry, Platform Compliance
6.0.0 2026-01-02 Frontend Auth, OpenTelemetry

MIZ OKI Reference Architecture v6.9.1 - January 10, 2026 Exceeds industry standards for autonomous marketing intelligence platforms

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