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AI Opportunity Triage

Score one proposed AI use case and get a go-deeper or hold recommendation with a handoff-ready artifact — the same rubric agents follow via our published Agent Skill, running deterministically in your browser.

How this works

No model calls, no uploads: the descriptions and evidence you type stay in your browser, and the recommendation is computed by the published decision rule — deterministic control, the same principle we build into production systems. Source material: AI opportunity triage in 24 hours and structured vs manual opportunity review.

Context

Workflow name (required)

Requested by (optional)

What decision does this triage feed? (required)

Per the published rubric: do not score from a one-line idea — name the workflow and the decision it feeds.

Lens 1 of 4

Bottleneck severity

Where does the work queue, and is the queue expensive?

5 looks like: A named queue with measurable cost in time, money, or risk·1 looks like: No identifiable bottleneck; enthusiasm only

Evidence (required before scoring)

Name the workflow and the decision it feeds to enable scoring.

Label this evidence (optional)

Lens 2 of 4

Value capture

Does relieving the bottleneck move a metric anyone tracks?

5 looks like: A tracked operating metric with plausible attribution·1 looks like: Value framed only as novelty or demo appeal

Evidence (required before scoring)

Name the workflow and the decision it feeds to enable scoring.

Label this evidence (optional)

Lens 3 of 4

Integration readiness

Can the workflow's systems supply inputs and accept outputs?

5 looks like: Structured data, accessible systems, a clear insertion point·1 looks like: Untracked work in inboxes and spreadsheets

Evidence (required before scoring)

Name the workflow and the decision it feeds to enable scoring.

Label this evidence (optional)

Lens 4 of 4

Risk posture

Are failure modes bounded and reversible?

5 looks like: Errors visible, reversible, and reviewable before harm·1 looks like: Errors irreversible, invisible, or externally binding

Evidence (required before scoring)

Name the workflow and the decision it feeds to enable scoring.

Label this evidence (optional)

Follow-up questions

Rank at most five questions by how far the answer could move the recommendation. Give each a suggested owner.

Question 1

Question

Why it matters

Suggested owner

Name the workflow and the decision this triage feeds before scoring. Then add evidence for each lens.

AI Opportunity Triage

How this works

Context

Workflow name (required)

Requested by (optional)

What decision does this triage feed? (required)

Per the published rubric: do not score from a one-line idea — name the workflow and the decision it feeds.

Lens 1 of 4

Bottleneck severity

Where does the work queue, and is the queue expensive?

5 looks like: A named queue with measurable cost in time, money, or risk·1 looks like: No identifiable bottleneck; enthusiasm only

Evidence (required before scoring)

Name the workflow and the decision it feeds to enable scoring.

Label this evidence (optional)

Lens 2 of 4

Value capture

Does relieving the bottleneck move a metric anyone tracks?

5 looks like: A tracked operating metric with plausible attribution·1 looks like: Value framed only as novelty or demo appeal

Evidence (required before scoring)

Name the workflow and the decision it feeds to enable scoring.

Label this evidence (optional)

Lens 3 of 4

Integration readiness

Can the workflow's systems supply inputs and accept outputs?

5 looks like: Structured data, accessible systems, a clear insertion point·1 looks like: Untracked work in inboxes and spreadsheets

Evidence (required before scoring)

Name the workflow and the decision it feeds to enable scoring.

Label this evidence (optional)

Lens 4 of 4

Risk posture

Are failure modes bounded and reversible?

5 looks like: Errors visible, reversible, and reviewable before harm·1 looks like: Errors irreversible, invisible, or externally binding

Evidence (required before scoring)

Name the workflow and the decision it feeds to enable scoring.

Label this evidence (optional)

Follow-up questions

Rank at most five questions by how far the answer could move the recommendation. Give each a suggested owner.

Question 1

Question

Why it matters

Suggested owner

Name the workflow and the decision this triage feeds before scoring. Then add evidence for each lens.