@pro.glitch: What to automate first — three questions that give you the answer Most people pick their first automation from an impressive demo they saw — and that clever thing runs twice and gets forgotten. After four years of putting automation inside real businesses, the picks that survive come from three questions you run on your own week: Does it REPEAT — daily or weekly? (The follow-ups, the invoice chasing, the inbox sorting, the Monday report.) Does it follow the SAME STEPS every time? The real test: could you write the steps on one page? If you can write them, an automation can run them. If you can't — you found a process to straighten first. Wire technology onto a messy process and you get the same mess at higher speed. Does the AI HAVE what it needs? The information should already live where it can reach — inbox, spreadsheet, calendar. Score your week and the winner is boring. That's the point: boring means rules, rules mean reliable, and reliable is what earns automation its place in a real business. Pick by excitement and you build a demo. Pick by the leaks in your week and you build a workhorse. And the first workhorse changes your eyes — the second automation picks itself. #aiagent #aiautomation #aiemployee

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