Let's integrate AI Agents in Event-Sourced Systems — Divakar Kumar, FlyersSoft
Divakar Kumar demonstrates how to integrate AI agents into existing payment systems to handle complex cases that neither rule-based systems nor machine learning can solve independently—such as when a card is declined without a clear reason.
Rather than rebuilding the system, he adds an agent layer on top of existing architecture based on event sourcing, where events stream through the system and agents read these to make decisions. He uses multiple agents working together—one analyzes risk, another reaches conclusions—communicating via message queues. The system is designed to prevent infinite loops and remains serverless.
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