Chapter 03

Product Architecture

2 min readVersion 2.0 · October 2026

DI’s architecture connects a common model foundation, three product capabilities, and subsequent Personal Agent and Agent network stages. The model supplies the shared foundation; products perform specific work; Personal Agents organize capabilities around user tasks; the network connects Agents belonging to different users.

The model foundation, three product capabilities, Personal Agents and the financial Agent network
The model foundation, three product capabilities, Personal Agents and the financial Agent network

One foundation, three products#

The Data Dashboard, Event Engine and Quant Platform perform different work while sharing a crypto market data and model foundation. Users can access one capability independently or combine several according to the task.

The dashboard can be used independently for discovery. Event Engine can start with a question entered directly by a user. The Quant Platform provides both DI products and tools for users to create and publish strategy products.

Personal Agents as the user’s interface#

In the next stage, a Personal Agent will call these capabilities according to the task. A task may require only data monitoring, or combine event research with strategy analysis. The Agent will organize the work and its context while calling the underlying product capabilities.

A network across users#

The Agent network will develop after Personal Agents take shape. Its central relationships are communication, information exchange, capability calls and collaborative tasks between Agents.

Multi-persona discussion in Event Engine focuses on a research question. The financial Agent network connects Agents serving different users over time, enabling capability calls and collaboration across users.

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