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Agentic and assistive products
Teams designing AI systems that support or execute multi-step work across conversations and tools.
AI experience design
STK designs interaction models for agentic and assistive systems that need to earn user trust. The work makes plans, permissions, approvals, evidence, structured outputs, activity history and recovery points visible, helping organizations turn multi-step automation into an experience people can understand, supervise and audit rather than an opaque chat interface.
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Who this service is for
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Governed automation
Organizations that need permissions, human approvals, evidence and auditability around automated actions.
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Recurring operational work
Products that run routines or delegated tasks and need clear history, status and recovery points.
Typical deliverables
- AI interaction and orchestration model
- Visible plan and task flows
- Structured output and evidence patterns
- Permission and human-approval model
- Activity-history and recovery experience
How the work moves
Phase 01
Discovery
Workshops, process mapping, system review and a written problem definition agreed with the client.
Phase 02
Architecture
Stage models, roles, approval authorities, data structure and the navigation spine of the product.
Phase 03
Design
Interface design across states and roles, bilingual layouts, and a component set ready for build.
Phase 04
Delivery
Backlog and acceptance criteria, build support, UAT structure, training material and handover.
Relevant product work
Questions about this service
What kinds of AI experiences does STK design?
STK designs interaction models for agentic and assistive systems spanning conversations, approved tools, delegated multi-step tasks and recurring routines.
How does STK make AI automation easier to trust?
The experience makes plans, structured outputs, evidence, permissions, approvals, activity history and recovery points visible instead of hiding the work behind an open-ended chat.
Can the experience keep a human in control?
Yes. Human approvals, granular permissions, traceable activity and recovery points can be designed into the workflow so users can supervise consequential actions.