AI Automation Roadmap
A paid map of where AI can take work off your team, and where it shouldn’t.
Workflows drift. Models change, inputs change, someone renames a field. On Managed I watch the logs, fix what breaks and add the next workflow when the last one has earned it.
If I didn’t build it, I start by reading the workflow, writing evals for it and filling gaps in the runbook.
I review the logs and eval results every week and catch drift before your team does.
Prompt changes, model updates, broken integrations and small feature requests are handled inside the month.
When a workflow has proven itself, we pick the next candidate from the roadmap and scope it together.
Everything below is yours when we finish, whether or not we work together again.
Yes, after an onboarding month where I read it, test it and document it. If it can’t be made reliable, I’ll say so.
We agree them up front. I’m one person, so I’ll give you a time I can actually keep.
It depends on how many workflows I’m watching and how often they change. We’ll set it on a call.
A paid map of where AI can take work off your team, and where it shouldn’t.
One workflow, built into your stack, handed over with a runbook.
Tell me what it does and what it touches. I’ll tell you whether Managed makes sense.