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HOMEBASE

Multi-Agent Home Management System — LangGraph + Groq + Gemini + Anthropic

v1.19.0

Proof of Concept — Not Production Ready

HOMEBASE is a demonstration system built to illustrate multi-agent agentic AI architecture patterns. It has not undergone formal code review, security assessment, penetration testing, secrets management audit, or production hardening. It should not be deployed in a production environment, used to process real sensitive data, or presented as a production-grade system without a full security review, compliance evaluation, and architectural assessment appropriate to the target environment and regulatory context.


What is HOMEBASE?

HOMEBASE is a multi-agent system built with LangGraph, Groq (Llama 3.3 70B), Gemini (2.5 Flash-Lite), and Anthropic (Claude Sonnet) that demonstrates orchestrator/subagent delegation, parallel agent execution, multi-provider LLM routing, human-in-the-loop (HITL) checkpoints, and state persistence.

The domain is home management. The architecture is enterprise-transferable.

HOMEBASE applies a quadrant classification framework to a home task registry, routes items to specialist subagents backed by live LLM calls, and requires human approval before finalizing an action plan. The same orchestration pattern — classification, delegation, escalation, HITL — maps directly to risk management, service ticket triage, compliance tracking, and other enterprise workloads.


Quadrant Model

Items are scored on two dimensions (0.0–1.0 scale):

Quadrant Condition Disposition
HU/HI Urgency ≥ 0.6 AND Impact ≥ 0.6 Immediate — HITL escalation
HU/LI Urgency ≥ 0.6, Impact < 0.6 Schedule soon
LU/HI Urgency < 0.6, Impact ≥ 0.6 Contingency plan
LU/LI Both < 0.6 Defer / accept

Items with no status update in 14+ days are flagged as stale regardless of quadrant.