Guided path
Enterprise
Scale useful AI practice across a team
Turn a local pattern into a reusable team skill with explicit quality gates, governance, and room for human judgment.
- Start when
- You need one useful local AI pattern to work safely across a team.
- What you’ll make
- Reusable team skill with quality gates
See the work behind the path
Each example shows work, a session, or writing that shaped this path. Use it to decide whether the instruction fits your work.
Know whether this is your path
Use this path if
- A useful AI workflow already exists somewhere in the organization.
- Multiple people need consistent output and clear authority.
- You can name an owner for quality, rollout, and maintenance.
Choose another path if
- You are still searching for the first useful workflow.
- The rollout has no accountable owner.
- You want governance language without tested operating controls.
Skills versus prompts
A prompt asks for an output. A reusable skill also carries inputs, tools, examples, quality checks, and boundaries so a team can operate it consistently.
Five stages to the finished work
Each stage has a practical stopping condition. Move on when the checkpoint is true, not when the time estimate expires.
- 00
Find reusable patterns
2–3 daysGoalSeparate repeated work from one-off convenience.
Done whenYou have three candidate workflows with a user, input, output, and owner.
- 01
Build the first skill
2–3 weeksGoalPackage one workflow so another person can run it.
Done whenThe same inputs produce reviewably consistent output across operators.
- 02
Support the required formats
2–3 weeksGoalCarry one source through the formats the team actually uses.
Done whenThe skill produces at least three useful formats without losing provenance.
- 03
Add quality gates
2–3 weeksGoalMake acceptance criteria explicit and testable.
Done whenA rubric and mechanical checks catch known failures before hand-off.
- 04
Deploy and govern
4+ weeksGoalRoll out the skill with ownership, exceptions, and feedback.
Done whenMultiple teams can use it, report failures, and identify who may change it.