Start with one workflow, not a program

01Pick work that already repeats

Choose something the team already does every week or every month: a review, memo, brief, synthesis, or response pattern.

02Name the owner

The first workflow needs someone who can say whether the output is good enough and what should change next.

03Define one review gate

Start with the moment that most needs human judgment. That is where the shared playbook layer first becomes valuable.

04Use the review record as proof

The first useful proof is not a logo or maturity claim. It is a review record the team can inspect and use to version the playbook over time.

The takeaway

Constraint is most useful when recurring AI-assisted work needs shared shape: a playbook, a review gate, a review record, and versions over time.

Ready when you are, start with one workflow.

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