Delegation Readiness
An honest assessment of whether your organization can responsibly scale work to autonomous agents — and the action items to close the gaps.
Why readiness
The hard part of scaling autonomy is rarely model intelligence — it is permission and coordination. Delegated systems accelerate the consequences of whatever organizational ambiguity already exists. Delegation Readiness judges whether the conditions for delegation are actually in place; if not, it names the gaps and the work to close them. It is allowed to say “not ready.” A green assessment nobody can fail is worthless — discomfort is information.
Principle: the framework is grounded in the Agentic Operating Model — make stopping cheap first, then widen authority. Readiness is not a one-time gate; it is a loop you run as the portfolio grows.
How to access it
→ Overview
Context
assessment
re-run
What you get
Not Ready
scores
conditional gaps
portfolio project
over time
to say no
The five dimensions
Decision Rights
Dependencies
Human Repair
Commitment Posture
Coherence
How the verdict is decided: Ready overall strong (roughly 75+) with no critical gaps in authority or coordination. Conditional workable, but with named conditions that must be met before widening autonomy. Not ready a critical gap exists — especially in authority or coordination — or context is too thin to judge.
The readiness loop
context