Every AI team goes through the same evolution. We built Asserto because we lived it.
Most teams building AI products follow a predictable path - and hit the same bottlenecks.
Developers build the AI system, write the prompts, handle testing, and manage deployments. Domain experts watch from the sidelines, frustrated they can't contribute effectively.
Developers focus on technical architecture and integration. Domain experts own prompt logic and business requirements. Everyone works within their expertise.
It's not about team skills - it's about tool limitations.
AI systems require both deep technical integration AND nuanced business understanding. Rarely does one person excel at both.
Most AI tools are either too technical (developers only) or too simple (can't handle real applications). There's no middle ground.
Every prompt change becomes a deployment event. Developers become gatekeepers for business logic iterations they shouldn't need to understand.
Building proper LLM testing requires understanding JSONPath, multi-provider APIs, evaluation frameworks. Most teams punt on this until it's too late.
This isn't a theoretical problem for us. We lived it.
I was updating production every 30 minutes because our domain expert couldn't deploy prompt changes herself. She knew exactly what the prompts should do, but couldn't safely make changes without breaking other parts of the system.
She was playing whack-a-mole - fixing one prompt issue broke others because there was no systematic testing. Every change was a gamble that required my immediate attention to validate and deploy.
I built a UI-based testing system so she could iterate within safe boundaries I set up. Developers handle the technical framework, domain experts own the prompt logic - proper separation of concerns.
Now domain experts iterate independently while developers focus on architecture. Both teams work on what they're best at, and the product moves faster.
We meet you where you are, and grow with you.
We evaluated every option before building Asserto.
"I can build this, but I don't want to"
Wrong timing - they monitor after deployment
Too simple for real applications
Test models, not your application
Every AI team faces the same evolution. We're here to accelerate your journey.