AI Agent Readiness
Define the work an agent can handle, the information it needs and where a person must take over.
Before an agent takes on real work
A task and authority map, readiness gaps, human handoffs and a prioritised preparation plan.
What we examine
- A clearly bounded task with an accountable business owner.
- Reliable source information and rules for missing or conflicting data.
- Access requirements, action limits and approval triggers.
- Exception routes, acceptance criteria and a manual fallback.
What we need from you
Share the proposed workflow, sample inputs and outputs, source systems, intended permissions and the people responsible. A task can be suitable for assisted drafting while remaining unsuitable for autonomous action.
How the engagement works
- Agree one workflow or bounded set of agents, the questions and the fee.
- Review supplied documents and representative operating evidence.
- Deliver written findings, practical recommendations and open questions.
- Define validation steps for your team or vendor before changes enter daily use.
Related operational questions
Design the workflow
Connect agent readiness with task boundaries, handoffs and human review.
Tell us where AI is getting stuck
Describe the workflow, what you expected and what is happening instead. We will clarify the scope and information needed for a review.
Discuss your AI workflowQuestions and answers
What is agent readiness?
Agent readiness is the operational ability to give an AI agent a defined task, usable information, bounded permissions and effective human oversight.
Is this a software certification?
No. The review produces advisory findings based on the agreed evidence. Technical enforcement and production testing remain with the implementation team.