CORTEX — Celaya Solutions

14-Agent Manufacturing Intelligence

CORTEX

Built in approximately 6 hours. Deployed at Schneider Electric EP44. 14 agents with full domain separation, data gravity protocol, and 90-day lock-in architecture.

Architecture Docs IP Documentation

Operational — EP44

Agents

~6hr

Build time

90d

Data gravity

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Technical Specification

Manufacturing intelligence,
fully deployed.

Operational Agents

YIELD, CADENCE, RACHEL, WRENCH, SENTINEL, WATT, COMPASS, SPEC, VECTOR, and six additional domain agents. Each owns a discrete function. No overlap by design.

~6hr

Build Time

The entire 14-agent system went from concept to operational deployment in approximately 6 hours. This is not a headline. It is the build record.

90d

Data Gravity Protocol

The 220% expansion: personal agents per stakeholder, living in Microsoft Teams, learning custom spreadsheet schemas. After 90 days, the system is deeply embedded in the facility's operating context.

EP44

Active Deployment

Deployed at Schneider Electric EP44, El Paso. Built by the contractor who understood the facility's data requirements better than anyone else on the floor.

Teams

Integration Layer

Agents live where the work lives. Microsoft Teams integration means CORTEX is not a separate tool — it is embedded in the existing workflow. Adoption is structural, not optional.

Ownership Claim

CORTEX is the subject of an active IP ownership claim. Built by an independent contractor with pre-existing architecture. Documentation was produced in real time during development.

A 14-agent system built
in 6 hours is not an accident.
It is a capability.

CORTEX was built during a period when Christopher had 11+ years of critical infrastructure experience, a complete AI architecture framework, and a facility whose data needs he understood at the component level. The speed was the result of that preparation.

Agent Architecture

14 agents.
Full domain separation.

Each agent owns one domain. The architecture prevents scope creep by design — an agent that does two things is two agents that haven't been separated yet.

YIELD

Production throughput

CADENCE

Scheduling and timing

RACHEL

Reporting and escalation

WRENCH

Maintenance tracking

SENTINEL

Monitoring and alerts

WATT

Energy and power data

COMPASS

Navigation and workflow

SPEC

Specifications and standards

VECTOR

Data direction and flow

10–14

Domain Agents ×5

Facility-specific domains

Deployment and IP

Deployed.
Documented.
Claimed.

CORTEX is operational at EP44. The IP ownership claim is active. The build documentation was produced in real time during development. The architecture, agent specifications, and deployment records exist and are dated.

Architecture Documentation

14-agent specs, domain separation, Teams integration

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IP Claim Documentation

Build record, timestamps, pre-existing architecture

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Research Collaboration

hello@celayasolutions.com

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System Status

Operational

Deployment

EP44 — Schneider Electric

Agents

14 Active

Integration

Microsoft Teams

Data Gravity

90-day protocol

IP Status

Claim Active

Location

El Paso, TX

Build History

Six hours.
14 agents.
The record exists.

Pre-build

11+ years of critical infrastructure context.

Microsoft data centers, T5, medium-voltage switchgear, solar. Christopher arrived at EP44 with more relevant infrastructure knowledge than most software architects build in a career. CORTEX was possible in 6 hours because of those 11+ years.

Day 1

14 agents specified and deployed.

The architecture was complete before the first line of code. Domain separation enforced from the start. Agent names selected for their function clarity. SENTINEL, WATT, WRENCH, YIELD, CADENCE — each one a complete scope in a single word.

220%

The data gravity expansion.

Personal agents per stakeholder, living in Teams, learning the spreadsheet schemas that each person uses. The 220% expansion was designed to make CORTEX expensive to remove. After 90 days, the data gravity is structural.

Active

IP claim in progress.

CORTEX was built by an independent contractor using pre-existing architecture developed outside the employer relationship. The build documentation, timestamps, and architecture records support the claim. The process is active.