Entry point
AI and Agent Diagnostic
What it unlocks
The AI pilots that stalled halfway, and the AI capabilities the company already has but does not fully benefit from, due to lack of visibility and proper management.
What you get
A complete survey of the AI landscape — pilots underway or stalled, tools, and adjacent automations: every agent, bot, and system integration identified, with a named human owner, declared scope, observed real authority, systems accessed, and estimated cost and lifecycle.
- For each stalled pilot: why it did not reach production and what is missing (the right task, integration, authority, cost)
- Exposure map: which agents touch personal, financial, or health data
- Risk ranking by blast radius of each action from each existing agent
- Shadow AI inventory: agents created in personal tools, with the migration plan to the governed harness
- Cost reading per process, from inference and infrastructure invoices
- A prioritized list of what to switch off, what to formalize, what to evolve, and — the part the business cares about most — what to scale
How it is measured
Census coverage, number of agents discovered that were not cataloged before, percentage of agents with a named owner at the end, and agentic cost attributed to processes that previously had no measurement.
How long it takes
Three weeks, normally.
Who it is for
CIO, CTO, Chief Data or AI Officer.