Virtual Motherboard
VM
A modular orchestration layer connecting independent computational engines without merging their validated cores.
The problem
Independent engines may work correctly alone but become fragile when integration spreads shared logic into every component. VM tests a different architecture: keep engines independent and place routing, verification and reuse in a dedicated orchestration layer.
6 / 6independent backends connected
Real executions18 / 18 PASS
VERIFY / CLOSED / REUSEPASS
Fault rejectionPASS
REQUEST
→VM
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TIME
DELTA
VECTOR
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Potential applications
Multi-engine AI systems, heterogeneous compute services, modular processing pipelines and architectures where specialized backends must remain independently replaceable.
Design rule
Connected engines retain their own boundaries. New orchestration behavior is added around them rather than rewriting frozen cores.