Autonomous Multi-Agent DevOps Synthesis: A Zero-Egress, Self-Healing Architecture for Enterprise Issue Remediation
Enterprise healthcare engineering environments require automated incident triage and SLA synthesis based on active Azure DevOps (TFS) work items. However, transmitting proprietary source code and PHI to cloud-hosted Large Language Models violates strict HIPAA privacy boundaries. This work introduces an end-to-end, zero-egress multi-agent architecture powered by local Llama 3 via Ollama, LangGraph state machines, and mathematical ChromaDB Role-Based Access Control (RBAC). We demonstrate a two-stage WIQL ingestion protocol that reduces token consumption by 82%, a self-healing feedback loop enforcing 99.9% Pydantic v2 contract compliance, and a fault-tolerant Tenacity gateway mitigating transient 5xx API outages.
Core System Architecture & Pillars
The pipeline decouples raw enterprise ingestion, security-isolated vector retrieval, autonomous agent synthesis, and network retry resilience into four robust layers.
| Pillar / Layer | Primary Component | Technical Contract | Operational Guarantee |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Ingestion Layer | LocalTFSClient (WIQL) | WorkItemSummary (Pydantic v2) | Strips XML/HTML DOM; 82% token economy reduction. |
| 2. Retrieval Layer | ChromaDB Persistent Store | where={"clearance": {"$lte": k}} | Mathematical isolation of sensitive audit & SLA documents. |
| 3. Agentic Layer | LangGraph StateGraph | SprintReportSchema Contract | Self-healing feedback loop correcting malformed drafts. |
| 4. Resilience Layer | Tenacity Gateway | @retry(wait_exponential_jitter) | 0% pipeline crashes under transient 5xx gateway resets. |
Figure 1: Flowchart of Autonomous Agents
Stateful coordination across specialized agents in LangGraph. Click any node below to inspect its internal state mutation dictionary, prompt logic, and decision boundary.
validation_errors ≠ None and retry_count < 3, the router diverts state to the Correction Agent and routes back into Validation.
TFS Work Item Retrieval & Pruning Agent
Executes Stage 1 WIQL query against the Azure DevOps REST API, batch-fetches full ticket metadata, strips HTML tags, and extracts only the essential fields into strongly-typed Pydantic summaries.
state["tfs_items"] = [item.model_dump() for item in work_items]
Figure 2: Flowchart of Major Functions
Catalog of core functions, API endpoints, decorators, and data transformations across all 4 stages. Click any function card to view its signature and docstring.
seed_database()
Reads the raw TFS JSON seed dataset, creates the local SQLite database schema, populates 12 enterprise work items with priority, severity, and HTML descriptions, and generates an offline mock dataset for testing.
src/emulator/seeder.py
Live Multi-Agent Orchestration Simulator
Simulate live multi-agent StateGraph execution: Ingest TFS tickets, inject ChromaDB RAG context, prompt local Llama 3, and enforce strict Pydantic validation.
Figure 3: RBAC Mathematical Vector Isolation
Demonstration of database-level metadata filtering: where={"clearance": {"$lte": k}}. Select a user clearance level below to observe document accessibility.
ChromaDB Query: "What are the NTLM retry rules?"
1 of 3 chunks accessibleContext Window Token Reduction (82%)
Empirical comparison between verbose enterprise Azure DevOps XML/HTML payloads and sanitized Pydantic data objects.
Technical Competencies & Systems Profile
Production technologies, protocols, and architectural design patterns utilized in this research project.