ICP-powered AI platform helps automate grant consultancy services

Entrepreneur Terry Igharoro, founder of agriiDAO, has announced that his AI-powered consultancy platform has onboarded its first three paying clients, using the Internet Computer Protocol (ICP) as its underlying infrastructure.

The platform is designed to help users establish nonprofit organisations and prepare grant applications through an AI agent trained on Igharoro’s own grant consultancy process.

Igharoro said he developed the system by converting the methods he used to help clients secure more than £750,000 in grants into an automated workflow. The platform aims to allow more people to offer grant consultancy services without needing years of experience in grant writing.

“The platform gives them an AI agent that handles the end-to-end process of setting up a nonprofit organisation and drafting a fundable grant application,” Igharoro said.

According to Igharoro, the first clients using the service have focused on the outcomes delivered by the platform rather than the technology behind it.

“None of them asked what it’s built on. They care that it delivers what I said it would,” he said.

The launch reflects a wider shift towards AI tools that package specialised professional services into accessible platforms. Businesses and independent creators are increasingly exploring AI agents to automate workflows, reduce administrative tasks and provide specialised support.

Built on ICP, agriiDAO’s platform uses decentralised infrastructure to support its AI-based consultancy model. The project is among a growing number of applications exploring how AI agents can be integrated into online services.

Igharoro’s approach focuses on turning a repeatable consulting process into a product that can be used by people seeking to build nonprofit initiatives and access funding opportunities.


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