AI-NATIVE ORG DESIGN PACK (2026) Use this to redesign for “agent-operated processes” (AOPs) in 90 days. PART 1 — PROCESS INVENTORY (1–2 hours) List your top recurring processes. For each, fill: - Process name: - Team: - Volume/month (tickets, PRs, invoices, leads): - Fully loaded cost/month ($): - Cycle time today (p50 / p90): - Error rate today (%): - Customer impact (low/med/high): - Compliance impact (none/low/high): Pick the top 20 by cost or pain. PART 2 — SELECT 3 PILOTS (30 minutes) Choose: 1) Tier 0 (internal-only): e.g., meeting summaries, internal docs 2) Tier 1 (customer-facing text): e.g., Tier-1 support replies 3) Tier 2 (workflow actions): e.g., CRM updates, refunds under $50 Selection rules: - Must have clear “done” definition. - Must have measurable outcomes. - Must have an obvious escalation path. PART 3 — AOP SCORECARD TEMPLATE (copy/paste) AOP ID: Owner (DRI): Escalation owner: Risk tier (0–4): Allowed tools/actions: Disallowed tools/actions: Inputs (systems, data): Outputs (artifacts, actions): Success metrics (choose 3–5): - Cost per unit ($): - Cycle time (p50/p90): - Error rate (%): - Escalation rate (%): - CSAT/NPS impact: - Incident count: Guardrails: - Logging/audit: yes/no - Golden-set evaluation: yes/no (size: ___) - Rate limits: ___ - Human approval required: when ___ Rollback plan: - How to disable: - How to restore previous workflow: PART 4 — GOVERNANCE BY RISK TIER (leader checklist) Tier 0: logging + access controls. Tier 1: golden-set evals + brand/style checks + human override. Tier 2: tool allowlist + audit trails + sampling QA. Tier 3: CI gates + code owners + feature flags + rollback plan. Tier 4: human approval + compliance sign-off + adversarial testing + quarterly audits. PART 5 — 90-DAY EXECUTION PLAN Days 1–14: inventory, pick pilots, assign DRIs, create scorecards. Days 15–30: build eval set, instrument logs, ship a constrained pilot. Days 31–60: expand coverage to 30–50% of volume, add sampling QA, measure unit economics. Days 61–90: decide: scale, re-scope, or kill. Publish learnings and update role expectations. PART 6 — COMMUNICATION SCRIPT (reduce fear) - “AI is not a headcount plan. It’s a capacity plan.” - “Agents can author work; humans (and automated gates) approve and own outcomes.” - “We will reward people who make the system safer and more reusable.” If you can’t name the owner, the metrics, and the rollback plan, it’s not a pilot—it’s a risk.