Prompt engineering doesn't scale
Every new feature means another prompt to tune and another edge case to catch by hand — and it all breaks again the moment you change models.
Ship AI Features
One API call gets you structured, validated output — orchestration, retrieval, and guardrails already wired in. No prompt engineering, no agent framework to babysit.
Where teams get stuck
Production problems appear when prompts, provider logic, policy checks, and debugging are split across application services with no shared owner.
Every new feature means another prompt to tune and another edge case to catch by hand — and it all breaks again the moment you change models.
Free-text model responses need brittle parsing before your app can use them. One unexpected format and the integration silently fails downstream.
PII redaction, content filtering, and spend tracking usually get added after an incident — not designed in from the very first API call.
Production pattern
LiyaEngine keeps the capability surface simple while the infrastructure behind it remains governed and observable.
Create a tenant-owned domain and define the intent contract your product needs.
Link knowledge, tools, model configuration, and policies without changing the application interface.
Run representative requests, review structured output, and inspect the full execution path.
Use traces, evaluations, usage, and cost context to improve the capability after launch.
How LiyaEngine helps
The Intent API is how you invoke LiyaEngine. Pass a domain, an intent name, and your input — get back a validated, schema-conformant response every time, from a model you never have to prompt-engineer directly.
An intent can combine retrieval, orchestration, guardrails, and output validation behind one stable contract. You configure the behavior once and call it consistently from your product.
See the technical specTechnical foundation
Request/response contract, tool registry, guardrail policies, and SDKs for Node, Python, and REST.
Create your workspace, define a domain, and build the first intent around the outcome your team owns.