Craig Horton AdvisoryAI business value framework Open portfolio workspace

AI business value framework

Should you build that AI project?

Describe the proposal in plain English, the engine will resolve the business context, ask for anything it needs, then return Accelerate, Fix, or Stop.

The first score uses estimated pillars until you add evidence, every assumption and rule stays with the verdict.

1Describe the proposal
2Test how the work changes
3Act on the verdict

Use organisation-neutral wording and leave out confidential information. Assessment content stays in this browser, while anonymous journey events record whether the assessment reached a verdict and returned for re-scoring.

A thin case gets called out.

Estimated inputs stay visible, a weak case gets Fix, and a binding risk can stop the work before more money follows it.

Accelerate means fund it with controls, Fix means close the named gaps and re-score, Stop means the current case should not proceed.

Each verdict carries the resolved inputs, value range, confidence, rules and audit record from the same open engine.

Weigh the portfolio.

Score a set of initiatives, find the work that needs to stop, then sequence what the organisation can absorb over ninety days.

Open the portfolio workspace

See how the engine decides.

The code is open, MIT licensed, and every verdict carries the inputs, assumptions and rules behind the result.

Read the source on GitHub
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