
Use the update wave to improve one repeated business job—not to collect more tools.
What happens weekly or more often?
What should become faster, clearer, safer, or more consistent?
Minutes or hours per run
How many rounds?
What causes delay or rework?
Offer, audience, proof, policies, tone, examples, and approved facts.
Private data, prohibited claims, decisions requiring review, and actions AI may not take.
What visual should AI prepare?
What short sequence or explainer?
Would original audio help?
What may it classify or draft?
What next action should travel?
Approved source enters the workflow.
AI prepares the first result.
Verify facts, rights, and policy.
Name the responsible person.
Save the final result and lesson.

Keep the pilot small enough to understand and real enough to measure.
| Week | Goal | Actions | What we learned |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 — Baseline | Understand the current workflow. | Time three runs. Count revisions. Note errors and delays. | |
| 2 — Prototype | Build the smallest useful version. | Prepare sources, prompts, templates, permissions, approval, and fallback. | |
| 3 — Run | Use it on real work. | Review every output. Log exceptions and human changes. | |
| 4 — Decide | Keep, improve, or stop. | Compare evidence to the baseline and choose the next action. |
| Measure | Before | After | Target | Decision |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Time per run | ||||
| Revision rounds | ||||
| Factual / policy errors | ||||
| Completion rate | ||||
| Customer / team outcome |
What is already dependable?
What one change comes next?
What did not earn a place?