AI Nativ helps businesses rebuild their operational layer for AI agent execution. We diagnose what's blocking AI from running in your business, redesign the parts that need to change, and ship one working pilot at a time.
Businesses are wiring AI tools into operations that were designed to be executed by humans. The failure sits in a seam that was never built for AI agents.
A defined investment that maps the operational layer, assesses AI readiness, identifies the highest-leverage pilot, and flags the redesign work that has to happen first. You leave with a decision-grade artifact whether or not we continue.
Rebuild the parts of the operation that block agent execution. This is where most programs skip steps and then fail. The mix of redesign versus AI-fication is set by the diagnosis itself, so the scope follows the evidence.
One agent-executable workflow, shipped and measured. Scale to adjacent workflows after the pilot earns it. Parallel rollouts and platform bets wait until evidence is in.
We work with owner-led and founder-run businesses where operations are still designed around humans making decisions. If your business runs on tribal knowledge, manual handoffs, or senior-person bottlenecks, it isn't ready for AI — yet.
AI Nativ is led by Dilini Galanga, who has operationalised multiple firms as a fractional COO across the technical, legal, policy, and business layers of this shift.
Years inside Google working on the policies that govern how automated systems make decisions, built in the era before the current AI cycle had a name.
An LLB, non-practicing. The training develops an eye for where operational risk actually sits, which is usually somewhere the client hasn't looked yet.
A parallel practice in UX and product design, where the discipline is shipping systems that people use every day. AI Nativ translates that discipline into the agent era.
Practical thinking on measurement, evaluation, and the operational decisions that make AI useful in your business.
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