02 · AI maturity

AI-native has a bar. See where your team stands.

We grade how your team is equipped for AI across people, process, and technology, on the evidence. You get three to five insights your owners act on, starting with the one constraint holding the rest back.

For the leader accountable for what a team’s AI investments deliver.

AI maturity · Orrin & Vale, MarketingConstructed example
34of 100Individual
People
35
Process
27
Technology
40
Binding constraintVerification design
Insight 1 · Binding constraint

No AI-assisted output in Content has a designed check, and two published errors in Q3 trace to unchecked drafts.

Move
Name a judge and a written check for each AI-assisted output type in Content
Owner
Head of Content
By
4 Dec
We’ll know
Published errors traced to unchecked drafts

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  • AI maturity
    • 34 of 100 · Individual
    • Your leaders rated it 65 before we graded
    • Range 32 to 34, scored on 14 of 15 elements
  • Where the team stands
    • Individual
    • Exists as personal effort; it leaves when the person does
    • AI-native: every scored element at Standard or above
  • People
    • 35 · Individual
    • Can your people do AI-native work?
    • The lowest is judgment, at Individual
  • Process
    • 27 · Individual
    • Is the work itself AI-native?
    • The binding constraint sits here
  • Technology
    • 40 · Pockets
    • Does the substrate carry the work?
    • Agents is unknown, so it stays out of the score, never counted as zero
  • Why this comes first
    • Verification design (PR3) · Individual
    • No AI-assisted output has a designed check; quality depends on whoever looks
    • Named by a written rule: the floor element, with ties going to the prerequisite
  • Without us, this week
    • List the output types Content ships, and who looks at each before it goes out
  • The next move
    • One state up: Individual to Pockets
    • Content first; Performance follows at the first gate
  • Your owner, your date
    • Head of Content, by 4 Dec
    • Set by your owners in the working session: accept, change, or schedule
  • How you'll know
    • Published errors traced to unchecked drafts
    • From your own records

What you leave with

  1. 01

    Three to five insights.

    Each with its evidence, the next move, an owner, a date, and how you’ll know it worked.

  2. 02

    A score that points to the first move.

    Out of 100, with the constraint printed beside it and a range showing how firm it is.

  3. 03

    Team by team, and person by person if you choose.

    Patterns show for teams of five or more, and each person sees only their own results.

  4. 04

    A scorecard you own.

    Your steward runs it in your own forums, and every 90 days we verify progress against the evidence.

Our view

Every element, against the AI-native bar.

Orrin & Vale, Marketing · every elementConstructed example
  • Now (evidence)
  • Leaders claim
0Absent1Individual2Pockets3Standard4Managed5ImprovingPeople · 35 · IndividualPE1Fluency spreadPocketsPE2JudgmentIndividualPE3Leadership practicePocketsPE4Working conditionsPocketsProcess · 27 · IndividualPR1Workflow legibilityPocketsPR2Integration depthIndividualPR3Verification designbindingPR4Standard work and captureIndividualPR5Measurement and steeringIndividualPR6DirectionPocketsTechnology · 40 · PocketsTE1Stack fitnessStandardTE2Context layerPocketsTE3VisibilityIndividualTE4BoundariesPocketsTE5AgentsunknownAI-native012345People · 35 · IndividualPE1FluencyPE2JudgmentPE3LeadershipPE4ConditionsProcess · 27 · IndividualPR1LegibilityPR2IntegrationPR3VerificationPR4Standard workPR5MeasurementPR6DirectionTechnology · 40 · PocketsTE1StackTE2ContextTE3VisibilityTE4BoundariesTE5AgentsunknownAI-native
One element of fifteen is at the bar. The first move is one step up.

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  • Fluency spread (PE1)
    • now Pockets (2)
    • confidence moderate · 2 evidence
    • leaders claim Managed (4)
  • Leaders claim
    • Managed (4)
    • Fluency spread
  • Judgment (PE2)
    • now Individual (1)
    • confidence moderate · 2 evidence
    • leaders claim Standard (3)
  • Leaders claim
    • Standard (3)
    • Judgment
  • Leadership practice (PE3)
    • now Pockets (2)
    • confidence low · 1 evidence
    • Testimony alone caps a behavior at Pockets (2)
    • leaders claim Standard (3)
  • Leaders claim
    • Standard (3)
    • Leadership practice
  • Working conditions (PE4)
    • now Pockets (2)
    • confidence high · 2 evidence
    • leaders claim Standard (3)
  • Leaders claim
    • Standard (3)
    • Working conditions
  • Workflow legibility (PR1)
    • now Pockets (2)
    • confidence high · 1 evidence
    • leaders claim Standard (3)
  • Leaders claim
    • Standard (3)
    • Workflow legibility
  • Integration depth (PR2)
    • now Individual (1)
    • confidence moderate · 2 evidence
    • leaders claim Standard (3)
  • Leaders claim
    • Standard (3)
    • Integration depth
  • Verification design (PR3)
    • now Individual (1) · the binding constraint
    • confidence high · 2 evidence
    • leaders claim Standard (3)
  • Leaders claim
    • Standard (3)
    • Verification design
  • Standard work and capture (PR4)
    • now Individual (1)
    • confidence moderate · 1 evidence
    • leaders claim Pockets (2)
  • Leaders claim
    • Pockets (2)
    • Standard work and capture
  • Measurement and steering (PR5)
    • now Individual (1)
    • confidence moderate · 1 evidence
    • leaders claim Standard (3)
  • Leaders claim
    • Standard (3)
    • Measurement and steering
  • Direction (PR6)
    • now Pockets (2)
    • confidence moderate · 1 evidence
    • leaders claim Managed (4)
  • Leaders claim
    • Managed (4)
    • Direction
  • Stack fitness (TE1)
    • now Standard (3)
    • confidence high · 1 evidence
    • leaders claim Managed (4)
  • Leaders claim
    • Managed (4)
    • Stack fitness
  • Context layer (TE2)
    • now Pockets (2)
    • confidence moderate · 1 evidence
    • leaders claim Standard (3)
  • Leaders claim
    • Standard (3)
    • Context layer
  • Visibility (TE3)
    • now Individual (1)
    • confidence high · 1 evidence
    • leaders claim Standard (3)
  • Leaders claim
    • Standard (3)
    • Visibility
  • Boundaries (TE4)
    • now Pockets (2)
    • confidence moderate · 1 evidence
    • leaders claim Managed (4)
  • Leaders claim
    • Managed (4)
    • Boundaries
  • Agents (TE5)
    • Unknown: no state assigned
    • Nobody could show it, so it stays out of the score, never counted as zero
    • leaders claim Pockets (2)
  • Leaders claim
    • Pockets (2)
    • Agents

How it runs

  1. Your sponsor writes the goal and names a steward.
  2. Your leaders rate themselves first.
  3. We grade the evidence: interviews, a survey, usage logs, and the work itself.
  4. Your function leads can challenge any finding with evidence.
  5. Your owners decide each move in one working session.
  6. Your steward runs the scorecard, and every 90 days we verify and re-score.

You own

The program, every decision, and the results.

We carry

The evidence, the grade, and the check every 90 days.

What sets the scope

  • How much of the business is in it.
  • How many AI investments we read.
  • What evidence you can share.
  • Team by team, or person by person.
How the score works
  • Graded on evidence. A claim that rests on testimony alone scores low until the work shows it.
  • Unknowns stay unknown. We print what the score covers, element by element.
  • A range beside the number, so you see how firm it is.
  • The market reference comes from published studies, labelled with its source and compared like for like.
  • The score points to the first move. The insights carry the judgment.
What stays private

Who said what stays private. Person by person is opt-in, each person sees only their own results, and nothing is used for hiring, rating, or promotion.

Let’s get you there.

Start with a conversation about where you and your teams stand today.

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