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Playbooks

Evergreen checklists for running AI in a regulated enterprise. Each point has a one-line test you can hold a program against, and each playbook has a two-minute self-assessment.

  1. Governing coding agents in a bank: a 12-point checklist

    The controls a regulated enterprise needs before coding agents write production code at scale. One page, kept current, meant to be copied into your own standards.

    • Write down what each agent may do
    • Give every agent its own identity
    • Send every model call through one gateway
    • Govern the tools as well as the models
    • +8 more
    12 points · reviewed Oct 11, 2026Read the playbookTake the self-assessment
  2. An AI operating model for a bank: ten decisions to make before the twentieth use case

    How a regulated bank should organize, fund, govern and measure AI so that the first few wins turn into a portfolio instead of a pile of pilots.

    • Name one accountable leader and a federated model
    • Run a portfolio, not a pile of pilots
    • Build the platform before the twentieth use case
    • Tier use cases by risk and set controls by tier
    • +6 more
    10 points · reviewed Oct 16, 2026Read the playbookTake the self-assessment
  3. Gating AI investment: eight gates from pilot to production

    A stage-gate checklist for funding AI use cases in a regulated enterprise: what evidence each gate needs, so money follows results instead of enthusiasm.

    • The problem and its baseline
    • A value hypothesis with a number
    • Data rights and readiness
    • Risk tier and controls
    • +4 more
    8 points · reviewed Oct 16, 2026Read the playbookTake the self-assessment