Three purpose-built interfaces (operations, technology, and executive orchestration) running on the same first-party data, connected by MCP.

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Domain
Agent infrastructure
Stack
MCP · multi-interface · first-party data
Surfaces
Three

The problem, what we built, and what changes for the business.

  1. 01The problem

    Operations, engineering, and leadership needed different controls without fragmenting data, permissions, or agent activity.

  2. 02What we built

    Three role-specific interfaces were connected to the same first-party data and orchestration layer.

  3. 03The result

    Each team gets the view it needs while the business retains one governed source of truth.

Agents that persist across sessions and act across systems need somewhere to run safely. Operations, engineering, and leadership each need a different view of the same activity, and bolting three tools together leaves the data and the permissions fragmented.

  1. 01

    daisyplus.io for operations: CRM, sales, inventory, and e-commerce.

  2. 02

    daisyplus.net for technology: an AI workflow builder, LLM routing, and permissions.

  3. 03

    daisy.plus for executive orchestration: agent visibility, strategic control, and human review.

  4. 04

    All three run on the same first-party data, connected by MCP, so a role-scoped view is a view rather than a copy.

  5. 05

    Agents run in production with defined roles, permissions, and human oversight: the infrastructure for systems that take actions over time, not chatbots that answer single prompts.

Only documented project facts appear here.

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Purpose-built interfacesOperations · technology · executive
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Shared first-party datasetConnected by MCP