Say what is true
If a model cannot do something on this platform, DADI says so rather than showing a control that fails. Capability claims are computed from what is actually configured.
About
Built for people who ship things
DADI is an AI workspace for people whose work has consequences — where an answer has to be right, where the material is real, and where somebody has to live with the result.
What we are trying to get right
Most AI tools are demonstrations. They are impressive for ten minutes and then you notice that the assistant has never actually read your code, cannot remember what you told it yesterday, and will happily invent a function that does not exist.
DADI starts from the opposite end. It reads the material you give it — a repository, a document, a spreadsheet, a conversation from six weeks ago — and it tells you when it does not know. It is built to be useful on the fiftieth day, not only the first.
The principles underneath
Your material stays yours
Every project, conversation and file belongs to one account or one organization, and the boundary is enforced on the server on every request.
No lock-in on models
DADI talks to several AI providers through one interface. Your administrator chooses which models exist and who may use them.
Action needs consent
DADI can prepare a change in a connected tool. It never sends, commits or deletes anything until you have seen it and said yes.
Costs are visible
Tokens, requests and spend are counted per account and per organization, with real limits rather than a surprise at the end of the month.
It runs where you put it
DADI installs on your own WordPress, on your own domain, with your own branding. Nothing is tied to a hostname we control.
See whether it fits how you work
The fastest way to judge DADI is to give it something real and difficult.