Lia didn’t set out to write a standard for AI. We set out to build tools, and the standard is what we needed along the way.
We set out to build tools
Software has never been cheaper to make. A small team with AI can build in weeks what used to take a company a year. So we set out to build tools that help people get back to their adventure: less admin, and more of the work they started their business to do.
Our agents needed wrangling
We built with teams of AI agents, and they were fast. They were also hard to keep on track. An agent would drift from what we asked, forget what it had done the day before, or redo work another agent had finished. The more agents we ran, the more of our time went on keeping them in line.
So we wrote down how we work
We started writing down what kept the work on track: where the business is going and who owns each part, how the agents share the work, the words and rules they all follow, and the tools they’re allowed to use. Each time something went wrong, we added what we learned.
That became Dasi
Those notes became Dasi, a standard for running agent teams that people can trust. It has four layers: Directed, Agentic, Standard and Infrastructure. We run our own work on it every day.
What it means for you
The tools we set out to build still matter. The bigger thing we found is a way of working: a small team with an agent team behind it, doing work that used to need many more people. That’s what we bring to your business.