AIYING — 84,000 Possibilities | #00002
Does this task need an AI agent—or a clearer workflow?
A manager says, “We need an AI agent to handle customer enquiries.”
Before choosing a tool, I would ask: What happens to an enquiry today?
Some questions have approved answers. Others need account details, a policy decision, or a person who can resolve an exception. Those are different kinds of work.
The pattern: automation works best when the team knows where a decision can be made—and where it must be handed over.
Apply TAJ — Think → Ask → Judge:
THINK: Map the enquiry from arrival to resolution. Mark routine steps, decisions, and exceptions.
ASK: Use AI to group past enquiries and draft responses based on approved information.
JUDGE: Decide which responses can be sent automatically, which need review, and when a person takes over.
Start with one category of enquiry. Track response time, accuracy, escalations, and customer resolution. Expand only when the evidence supports it.
The accomplishment is not “we deployed an agent.” It is customers getting reliable help sooner, with clear human responsibility when it matters.
If your organization is considering AI agents, contact me for an AIYING consulting conversation. Send me a LinkedIn message with the workflow you want to improve.
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