Find out what is actually holding your pilot back.
Most AI pilots do not fail on the model. They fail on one of five gates that nobody owned — and the gate you are weakest on is rarely the one you are worrying about.
Seventeen yes-or-no questions, about four minutes. At the end you get a Readiness Index out of 100, the gate you are weakest on, and a written assessment of what to fix and in what order — the same five gates I use inside a paid audit.
No email needed until the end. I ask for it to send the written report, and because I read every one of these myself.
What is the AI project that is stuck?
A sentence or two. What it does, roughly how long it has been going.
What do you think is stopping it?
Your read, before mine. This is the one I compare my answer against.
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Answer honestly rather than aspirationally. A generous answer buys you a flattering number and a useless report.
Where should I send the assessment?
Your report is generated the moment you submit, and lands in your inbox as well so you can forward it.
I keep your answers for 24 months so I can look them up before we speak, then they are deleted. I do not sell or share them, and there is no mailing list attached to this. Ask me to delete yours at any time and I will.
The quickest way to make the next version of this better. Optional.
Your Readiness Index and gate scores are arithmetic, computed in code from your answers. The assessment underneath is written by a language model working from those numbers and your words, so it can be wrong; tell me where, because I read every one myself.