What's your AI readiness score?

Nothing here is a talent problem — every habit this quiz measures is learnable in weeks. You're just earlier on the curve than you probably need to be.

• You're solid on Knowing AI matters. That instinct is why you're here, and it's the only part that can't be taught.
• The gap Reps. AI isn't in your week yet, so every use starts from zero instead of building on the last one.
• Do next Pick one recurring task — an email, a summary, a first draft — and run it through AI every time for two weeks.

AI is in your week and it's saving you time — but a great result is still something that happens to you, not something you can produce on demand.

• You're solid on Showing up. AI is a normal part of your work, which already puts you ahead of most of your colleagues.
• The gap Consistency. No saved prompts, no checking routine — so your best results are hard to reproduce on purpose.
• Do next Save every prompt that works. A week of that gives you a starter library and doubles your hit rate.

You prompt well, you check what matters, and AI saves you real hours. What's left is turning personal skill into something that scales past you.

• You're solid on The craft: context-rich prompts, a verification habit, and a working sense of what today's tools can do.
• The gap Leverage. Your skills live in your head — not in templates, automations, and workflows others could run.
• Do next Take your most-repeated task and automate it end to end, so it runs without you touching every step.

You scored in the range most people only reach after deliberate practice. Reading more tips won't move you — building things will.

• You're solid on Everything this quiz measures: habits, judgment, and a workflow designed around how these tools fail.
• The gap Ambition, honestly. Daily use is solved — agents, retrieval, and building for others is the open frontier.
• Do next Ship something agentic: a workflow that plans and executes steps on its own, with you reviewing the output.