Claw Readiness Assessment

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Tool Adoption

How many AI models does your organization currently use in production?(Required)

None

1-2 (e.g., ChatGPT, Copilot)

3-5 across different departments

6+ with a centralized AI platform

Do your AI tools have access to your internal data (CRM, ERP, knowledge bases)?(Required)

No, they operate on public data only

Limited access to one or two systems

Integrated with several internal systems via APIs

Full access with proper authentication and permissions

Can your AI tools call external APIs, execute code, or interact with databases?(Required)

No, they're chat-only

Some can search the web or access documents

Yes, several tools have API and code execution access

Yes, with monitored tool calling and audit trails

Skill Maturity

Have any departments encoded their workflows as repeatable AI instructions (skills)?(Required)

No, AI is used ad hoc

One or two teams have prompt templates

Several departments have documented AI workflows

We have a skill library that teams contribute to and share

How much of your institutional knowledge is accessible to AI systems?(Required)

Almost none — it lives in people's heads

Some documentation exists but isn't AI-accessible

Key processes are documented and indexed for AI retrieval

Comprehensive knowledge base with RAG or similar architecture

Can a new employee use your AI systems to perform standard tasks on day one?(Required)

No, extensive training required

Basic tasks only, with significant human oversight

Most standard tasks, with some guidance

Yes, AI-guided onboarding covers most workflows

Agent Readiness

Do any of your AI systems operate autonomously (without human prompting for each action)?(Required)

No, all AI is human-initiated

Some automated triggers (e.g., email classification)

Multiple autonomous workflows in production

Persistent agents with memory, scheduling, and multi-step execution

Do employees have access to personal AI assistants for their daily work?(Required)

No organizational support for personal AI

Encouraged but unmanaged (BYOA)

Company-provided AI assistant with basic capabilities

Role-specific AI assistants with appropriate permissions

Security Posture

Do you have a security framework specifically for AI agents/Claws?(Required)

No AI-specific security framework

General cybersecurity policies apply

AI-specific security guidelines exist

Comprehensive AI agent security framework with regular audits

How do you manage permissions for AI systems accessing internal data?(Required)

No permission management

Same permissions as the user who deployed them

Role-based access control for AI systems

Granular, auditable permissions with least-privilege enforcement

Data Sovereignty

Who owns the institutional knowledge accumulated by your AI systems?(Required)

We haven't defined this

Assumed to be company-owned but not formally documented

Defined in AI usage policy

Legally documented with employment agreements updated

Can you audit what data your AI systems have accessed and how they used it?(Required)

No audit capability

Basic access logs

Detailed audit trails for most AI systems

Complete, queryable audit trail with data lineage