Common Questions
Isn't it obvious what needs AI and what doesn't?
It isn't, and the hype makes it worse. Most owners either reach for an AI agent because it's the thing everyone's talking about, or automate something that was never documented and wonder why it breaks. Nine questions sorts the task into the right level in a few minutes.
I'm not technical — will this make sense to me?
Yes. No code, no tool names. The questions are about your work — how often the task runs, whether the steps are written down, whether it needs a judgment call — and the score does the sorting.
My tasks don't fit into four neat boxes.
They don't have to. You run one task through it at a time, and the grid is built for the messy middle — the tie-breaker exists precisely because real tasks sit between two levels. It tells you which one to start at.
Is this just a lead-in to a sales pitch?
No. It's a five-minute worksheet you can use on its own and never speak to us. If you want a second set of eyes on your whole task list, that's a separate conversation you choose to have.
