Asuri turns its founders' internal AI agents into a governed workflow product

Artem Bespaloff and Dragomir Dobrev developed Asuri after agents at their earlier business stalled mid-task; the new platform is opening to early users.

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Primary source: PR Newswire

Why it matters

Asuri's founders built the product to solve a problem they encountered using agents in their own business: keeping work on track and making actions visible. Early access gives them a way to test whether other companies will trust agents with recurring, cross-system workflows.

Two collaborators inspect a physical workflow model with a stalled task marker beneath an Asuri sign.

Artem Bespaloff and co-founder Dragomir Dobrev built Asuri from a problem inside their previous business: AI agents could stall mid-process, were hard to monitor, and sometimes marked tasks complete even when the work fell short of requirements. Their new platform, Asuri, is designed to keep those tasks moving across business software while giving employees visibility and approval controls.…

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