rachaelquisel/find-automatable-workflows
Ask a few questions to find work worth automating. Review selected sources and turn a chosen recommendation into a specification with outcome checks.
Find work worth automating. Use when someone asks "what could I automate", "where am I wasting time", "where am I losing time", "find automation opportunities", or asks to audit GitHub, Airtable, Slack, or email for repetitive work. Ask a few questions. Use a description or a requested review of selected sources. Help choose a recommendation and prepare a specification with outcome checks. Use for workflow discovery, not ordinary record lookups or executing an existing automation.
Write short pass or fail checks for whether a business process or automation meets its goal. Use for outcome checks, success criteria, stop conditions, retry limits, or a definition of done for that process or automation. Base the checks on real examples and confirmed rules. Do not use this for a vendor comparison, an employee performance review, or a model evaluation.
Ask two to four questions about a selected workflow or automation before it is built. Use when someone says "interview me about this workflow", "grill me on this workflow", "poke holes in this automation", "stress-test this workflow before we build it", or selects an automation opportunity. Use known answers and keep the interview short. Not a deep review of a pricing plan or any plan outside a workflow.