AI for business needs governance before it needs automation.
If your team uses AI without shared rules, output drifts, risk rises, and adoption collapses. Start with the authority layer, then move into workflows.
Pick your path (fast)
Three rules to route correctly without reading a novel.
Pick your outcome
Each card answers: “Use this if…” then gives one clean next action.
Standardize the rules
Use this if your team’s AI output is inconsistent or risky. You need shared rules before you scale usage.
- Consistency across roles
- Lower risk + clearer accountability
- Repeatable formats
Build the engine
Use this if your offer/funnel is fragile or unclear. You need a repeatable monetization system.
- Offer clarity + positioning
- Proof system
- Clean conversion path
Reduce decision drag
Use this if leadership decisions are stuck or noisy. You need structured tradeoffs, not more opinions.
- Prioritized options
- Risks + unknowns
- Next actions sequenced
Local-first options
Use this if data sensitivity matters. Local AI is an architecture decision, not a side project.
- Local-first benefits
- Business framing
- Governance-aligned
Know the boundaries (don’t skip this)
Rights define protections. Constitution defines enforcement. Use both as the trust layer.
AI Bill of Rights
Consent, clarity, control, transparency — before anything “helpful” touches work.
AI Constitution
The behavior rules that stop guessing and keep output safe to operationalize.