Before choosing a tool, choose the right decision.

See what the assessment contains, then prepare your brief in a few minutes.

Open the deliverable before you commit.

  1. A reasoned recommendation
  2. Sources and unanswered questions
  3. Alternatives, including no AI
  4. A test, an owner and stop conditions
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An 8-page example, so you see the exact shape of the deliverable before choosing. Yours follows the same structure, built on your own files.

Prepare your brief.

Three questions, no account, to frame the problem. You download your brief or get it by email, and Loïc reads it before the 30-minute call.

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Every paid Assessment includes a reasoned recommendation, the alternatives and an action plan, reviewed by a consultant before you receive them.

AI Jungle

AI readiness quiz

AI readiness quiz for one workflow: is the work you want to hand over ready for an AI agent? Six questions.

Pick one precise piece of work, such as the proposal or the follow-up of a quiet client. Answer six questions about it. You get a score out of 18, the route that suits it and, for every weak line, what to prepare.

Six questions about one piece of work

1. Is this work written down: what starts it, the steps, what finishes it?
2. Are the documents and systems it needs available, and allowed for this use?
3. Do you know which decisions follow a rule and which need a partner?
4. Is it clear what must be approved before it leaves the firm?
5. Can the tools be connected without sharing passwords?
6. Is one person accountable for the result each week?

Before you decide

AI readiness, for one piece of work

Work is ready when its steps are written down, its sources are available and allowed, its judgment calls are known and one person owns the result. The quiz checks it line by line. The Scorecard measures where the whole firm loses time; the two tools work together.

The rule that decides

If the process lives only in someone’s head, keep it as it is for now. If the process, the sources or the judgment calls score under 2, set a simple rule first, without AI. Otherwise test an agent, once approval, access and ownership reach 2. It is the same rule as the checklist on the Leverage Assessment page.

A low score gives you a plan

Every line under 2 becomes a preparation step: write down the trigger and the finish, list the allowed sources, separate what follows a rule from what needs a partner. These steps often take less than a week, and they pay off even without an agent.

Questions owners ask

How do I know if my process is ready for AI?

Score six points: is the process written down, are the sources allowed, are the judgment calls known, is approval defined, can the tools connect without sharing passwords, does one person own the result each week. This quiz does it in two minutes.

What if my score is low?

Follow the steps listed under the result. They make the process transferable, to a colleague as much as to an agent. Take the quiz again once they are done.

How is this different from the Scorecard?

The Scorecard looks at the whole firm and its five leaks. This quiz looks at one piece of work, the one you want to hand over. Start with the Scorecard if you are looking for the work; with this quiz if you already have it in mind.

Does the Leverage Assessment repeat this quiz?

It starts from your answers and checks them on your own files. Loïc observes the work, measures the time and hands you a reasoned recommendation, the alternatives, including no AI, and an action plan.

Are my answers kept?

Only if you leave your email to keep the result. Otherwise nothing leaves the page.