Are you AI-native?

Fourteen questions on how your company really runs.

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Every company now has access to the same models. Whatever advantage came from simply using AI is gone. Your competitors rent the same intelligence you do.

What remains scarce is a business a machine can actually work in. Companies run on people quietly covering the gaps. Closing them is slow, internal work that no subscription ships with.

That work compounds. An AI-native company takes each new workflow into production faster than the last, because every one it ships makes the next cheaper.

AI-native is an operating model.

  • Agents do the work.

    They gather, check, chase and update your systems.

  • People make the calls.

    Judgement goes to the person who owns the decision.

  • Each workflow makes the next one cheaper.

    The connections, data and controls carry over.

How to become an AI-native company: the slides

Seven things agents need from your company.

  • Workflow legibility

    Before a workflow can be automated, it has to be made legible.

  • Context readiness

    An agent only knows what your company has written down.

  • Data and systems

    Agents need one answer to every question about a customer, an order or a ticket.

  • Human–agent boundaries

    The human-agent boundary is the architecture.

  • Production controls

    A system that cannot be inspected cannot be trusted.

  • Adoption and ownership

    Every workflow needs an owner with the authority to change it.

  • Business impact

    If no number moved, it was theatre.

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Give the same questions to an AI assistant that can see where your work actually lives. Where it lacks the context to answer, it scores zero. An agent that cannot see your operation is a finding in its own right.

How agent mode works, and other agents

How much of your operation could an agent run today?

Fourteen questions. This is the first.

Answer honestly. The result is only useful if it stings a little.

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Pick the workflow that would hurt most if it broke tomorrow. If a new hire had to run it next week, what would they work from?

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