Data-transfer runtime
A sender and receiver architecture uses multiprocessing workers and zero-copy file transfer over TCP.
A bounded agentic system that adapts network-transfer concurrency from live TCP telemetry while making every recommendation, constraint, and state transition inspectable.
A sender and receiver architecture uses multiprocessing workers and zero-copy file transfer over TCP.
Diagnostic and Decision agents reason over live telemetry within hard concurrency limits and oscillation controls.
The evaluation separates architectural completeness from any claim that adaptation improves performance.
Observe congestion window, retransmissions, RTT variance, and system load while limiting how far concurrency may change at each decision.
Compare controlled runs only after workload, network path, model, action budget, and measurement provenance are fixed.
The architecture exposes where measurement, reasoning, and execution meet.
TCP sender and receiver processes move data through a multiprocessing worker pool.
Socket and host observations are captured at each probing interval.
A diagnostic agent turns current observations and recent state into a structured assessment.
A decision agent recommends a bounded concurrency change or holds the current setting.
Concurrency remains inside an explicit permitted range.
Per-decision deltas and graduated ramping limit abrupt action.
Repeated reversals are detected and damped before the next action.
Controlled-run provenance, baseline comparisons, repeatable workloads, and public-safe result records must be reviewed before this page makes a performance or optimizer-effectiveness claim.