A useful AI agent needs more than a prompt and a tool connection. It needs a defined workflow, reliable inputs, permission boundaries, exception handling, and a clear point where humans review or approve sensitive work.
When those pieces are missing, teams get a demonstration that looks impressive but cannot survive production conditions. The agent may not know which system is authoritative, when to stop, who to escalate to, or what evidence to retain.
DDAI designs agentic AI workflows around the operational process first, then connects the technical system, human oversight, monitoring, and evidence capture around that process.