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I've scoped 240+ automation builds since 2019. Half of them I should have turned down because the business wasn't ready. This diagnostic catches that mismatch in 90 seconds, before anyone wastes a call.
You get a 0 to 100 score, a four-axis breakdown of where you're strong and where you'll stall, and three moves tailored to whichever dimension scored lowest.
10 questions, one tap each.
No email gate. Nothing leaves your browser.
Foundation, Process, Demand, Buy-in.
The four axes
Tools, data, AI literacy
Docs, manual hours, response speed
Lead volume, response pressure
Budget, decision power
The four outcomes
Foundation work first. Automation now would amplify chaos.
You can ship one high-ROI flow this month. Just one.
Your foundation is solid. We can scope and ship in 2 weeks.
You're losing money every week you delay. Priority slot.
Why this diagnostic exists
I've killed more automation projects than I've shipped. Not because the tech failed, but because the business wasn't ready. No documented workflow, no clean data, no decision authority. We'd build something beautiful and it would sit idle.
So I made a 90-second check. Same four dimensions I scan in the first 10 minutes of every discovery call: Foundation, Process, Demand, Buy-in. Each weighted by what actually matters when a build hits week 6 and reality shows up.
If you score under 30, I'm telling you not to hire anyone yet. If you score over 80, I'm telling you to book me this week. Both answers save us both money.
Waseem, building from Bali · waseem@skynetjoe.com
Quick answers
Four things: your current automation foundation, how documented your processes are, how much real demand you're handling, and how ready you are to actually approve a build. Each is weighted differently because they fail differently. A 95 on Demand with a 10 on Buy-in still puts you in 'not ready yet' for a reason.
Yes. Nothing leaves your browser. No email, no name, no company. Your answers live in localStorage. Your score lives in the URL only if you choose to share it.
Then you'd waste money on automation right now and I'd tell you so on the call. The result page gives you three foundation moves to make first. Do those, retake the quiz in 60 days, then we talk.
Yep. Click 'share your score' on the result page and you get a copyable URL with your score and bucket baked in. Sharing the URL does not share your individual answers.