AI Workflow Readiness Scorecard

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Q1. When you start a new Claude/Cursor/AI agent session for an ongoing project, how much time do you spend re-explaining context, decisions, and where you left off?

(a) None — the agent picks up exactly where I left off (b) Less than 2 minutes — quick reminder, then we're going (c) 5–15 minutes — I have to re-summarize what we did last time (d) More than 15 minutes, or I just give up and re-derive things

Q2. After your AI agent finishes a piece of work, how does the work get tracked (status, decisions, follow-ups)?

(a) The agent updates a tracker automatically — I never have to log it (b) The agent and I share a tracker — I sometimes update it (c) I update a separate system (Linear, Jira, Notion) by hand after the session (d) It mostly lives in my head or in scattered notes

Q3. When complex work has multiple parts (sub-tasks, related docs, decisions), how do you organize them so your agent can navigate them?

(a) My agent navigates a structured graph (parent/child items, linked docs, related work) (b) I keep markdown files / a scratchpad my agent reads (c) Each session I copy-paste the relevant context manually (d) I don't really structure it — work is whatever's in the current chat

Q4. When multiple AI agents (or you across multiple devices/sessions) work on the same project, how do they stay coordinated?

(a) They all read/write to the same shared work tracker (b) I manually relay context between sessions/agents (c) They mostly work in isolation — coordination is my job (d) I only work in one agent at a time to avoid the problem

Q5. When teammates work on the same project, how does shared work context (decisions, status, in-flight items) reach all of you?

(a) Everyone (humans + agents) reads/writes to the same source of truth (b) Slack + a shared tracker — sometimes synced, sometimes not (c) Periodic syncs/standups — I usually find out a day late (d) I'm a solo operator, OR I don't share project context with anyone

Q6. When you want to show a piece of finished work to someone outside your immediate team (a client, a teammate at another company, a public reader), how do you do it?

(a) I share a public link directly to the work (b) I export a doc/PDF and email it (c) I rewrite it as a clean version and post it somewhere (blog, doc) (d) I usually don't — my work is mostly invisible outside my system

Q7. How much of your project work — reading status, posting comments, redirecting agents — happens away from your computer?

(a) A real chunk — I often work from my phone or tablet (b) Some — usually just to check status (c) Almost none — work means being at my desk (d) Off-desk work isn't possible; my tools don't really support it

Q8. What do you currently use to track work context across AI agent sessions?

(a) A purpose-built tool (WCP, Linear, etc.) wired into my agent (b) Markdown files in a repo (CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, scratchpads) (c) Scattered docs/notes (Notion, Apple Notes, Google Docs) (d) Mostly memory — I rebuild context each session

Q9. How often do you experience the "I'm wasting time re-explaining things to my agent" feeling in a typical week?

(a) Almost never — the workflow handles it for me (b) Once or twice a week (c) Multiple times a week (d) Multiple times a day

Q10. Which best describes how you work today?

(a) Solo operator (just me + my agents) (b) Small team (2–5 people, often shared context) (c) Larger team (6+, with formal processes) (d) Multi-hat / fractional (multiple clients or roles, each with its own context)

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