Is your company ready for an AI agent?

An AI agent with its own user account isn’t a ready-made product you simply switch on — it requires a few building blocks to already be in place: a clearly defined process, someone who sets the boundaries, and a way to look back (and roll back) what happened. Answer the five questions below and get an instant indication — right in your browser, no waiting — of where your company stands.

1. Is there a process within your company that's clearly defined and rule-based enough to hand off to an AI agent? Yes, we already have that process clearly mapped out There's a process, but the rules mostly live in someone's head No, our processes are still too ad hoc

2. Is there someone who can define an agent's stop/ask boundaries (when it should stop and ask a human for permission)? Yes, that person/role already exists There's someone who could do this, but it hasn't been assigned yet No, that isn't anyone's responsibility yet

3. Does your company have version control or an audit trail for changes (code, configuration, important documents)? Yes, we already use version control (e.g. git) or a comparable audit trail Partly, some things are tracked, a lot isn't No, changes aren't recorded systematically

4. Can a mistake made by an AI agent easily be rolled back at your company? Yes, rolling back is easy and fast It's possible, but takes time and effort No, a mistake would be difficult to fix

5. Does your company already have experience granting its own permissions to a system, script, or external party (separate from an AI agent)? Yes, we already do that in a controlled way A little, but without clear guardrails No, all permissions currently rest with people only

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