Find the repeatable task
Choose work that is frequent, bounded, and safe to review — not a vague goal like “run my whole business.”
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Design small, observable systems that handle repeatable work — while you keep the context, judgment, and final say.
Do not start by building a swarm of agents. Start with one task you repeat, write down the handoffs, and decide where a human should check the work.
Automation is useful when you can understand what it did, why it did it, and where to intervene.
Choose work that is frequent, bounded, and safe to review — not a vague goal like “run my whole business.”
Give each agent one clear responsibility and name the exact information passed to the next step.
Set review points for factual accuracy, tone, privacy, and anything that could affect another person.
Track time saved, corrections needed, and usefulness to decide whether the workflow deserves to grow.
One bounded workflow is easier to test, improve, and trust.
Inputs, outputs, and failure points should be understandable.
Agents can prepare options; people stay accountable for important choices.