Your private digital assistant

Get digital work done.

Domo helps you search, analyse information, work with documents and create structured results, following the way you want the work to be done.

How Domo works

From a request to useful results.

Domo combines your instructions, documents and available tools to complete a task step by step. It checks its work along the way and produces results in the format you need.

01

User request

  • User prompt
  • Documents
  • Search results
02

Context

  • Analysed request
  • Configuration
  • Memory
03

Task planning

  • Plan steps
  • Set task goals
Guardrails
04

Workflow orchestrator

  • Tool calling or LLM routing
  • Evaluation
  • Retries
05

Result generation

DOCXPDFPPTXXLSXJSONTXT

Built to do dependable work

A foundation you can build on.

01

Uses the right tools

Domo can search, read documents and use specialised tools when the task requires them.

Tools & structured actions
02

Checks its work

Important steps can be reviewed against clear expectations before the process continues.

Quality checks & guardrails
03

Works your way

Instructions, preferences and document formats can be configured once and reused across tasks.

Configuration & structured outputs

Architecture & engineering

Domo's Agentic Architecture

Domo combines LLM-driven planning with deterministic execution, controlled tool access, model routing and quality evaluation.

Designed around a configurable orchestration engine, the system transforms natural-language objectives into structured workflows while enforcing execution policies and validating results.

Rather than relying on a single large prompt, Domo separates planning, execution, context management, model selection and quality control into well-defined responsibilities.

Domo agentic workflow architecture showing intent understanding, LLM planning, guardrails, model routing, approved tools, context management, quality evaluation, recovery and document generation.
Domo's agentic workflow orchestration: from intent understanding to validated results. Open full resolution

From intent to verified output

Domo begins by interpreting the user's objective within a selected domain. An LLM generates a structured execution plan, which is validated against available capabilities, domain constraints and execution policies before any action is performed.

The orchestration runtime then coordinates approved tools and language models to execute each task. Context management ensures that models receive relevant information within their context-window limits, while model routing selects the appropriate model and reasoning effort.

Guardrails regulate execution, tool permissions and data handling. Quality evaluation checks results for validity, relevance, completeness and factual grounding. When necessary, controlled recovery strategies can retry an operation or escalate to a more capable model, subject to authorization and cost limits.

The resulting information is delivered as structured data, reports or formatted documents, including DOCX, PDF and TXT.

LLM-Driven Planning

Natural-language objectives are converted into structured, validated execution plans.

Model Routing & Reasoning

Different models and reasoning configurations can be selected based on task complexity and evaluation results.

Guardrails & Quality Evaluation

Deterministic policies, output validation and semantic evaluation keep execution controlled and results measurable.

Reusable Domain Capabilities

Domain-specific configurations define objectives, tools, constraints and outputs while sharing a common orchestration engine.

Technology Stack

Domo's AI application is currently designed for local execution using locally installed Qwen models.
An online version is planned, hosted on AWS cloud services and using the OpenAI API for advanced models.

Interface

  • React
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript

Backend & Orchestration

  • Python
  • FastAPI
  • Pydantic

AI & Inference

  • Qwen local models
  • Ollama
  • OpenAI API (optional, permission-based)

Persistence

  • PostgreSQL
  • pgvector

Hosting

  • AWS

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