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Sample deliverable · AI Ops diagnostic

What the diagnostic gives you

This is the format of a real diagnostic, filled in for a fictional company so you can see exactly what you'd get. The company, people and figures are invented for illustration.

SAMPLE · "Harbor Point Media" is fictional. All names and numbers on this page are illustrative, not client data.

1. The memo

To
CEO and COO, Harbor Point Media (fictional)
Re
Where AI agents should start, and what it's worth

Recommendation: start with clipping and social packaging for the two daily news shows. It has the most hours at stake, low rights risk, and output a producer can approve in minutes. Hold promo cutdowns until brand rules are written. Do not automate ad ops reporting until the ad server data is reconciled.

Value: about 120 producer hours a month back, against a monthly run cost well under the value of those hours (illustrative; see the ROI calculator method).

Main risk: silent pipeline failures. A monitoring agent ships on day one, not later.

2. Workflow scoring

WorkflowHours / monthAutomatable todayRights and brand riskEasy to checkCall
Clipping and social packaging210HighLowYesStart here
Archive transcription and tagging90HighLowYesPhase 2
Promo cutdowns60MediumMediumPartlyAfter brand rules
Ad ops reporting45HighLowNo, data unreconciledFix data first
Rights and content ID tracking30MediumHighPartlyPhase 3

3. The first agent team

One job per agent, a written brief for each, and one human approval gate.

TranscriberTranscribes each show as it airs
Moment scorerScores candidate clips against the written rubric
Cutter and packagerCuts, reframes, captions, writes per-platform copy
Reviewer and monitorChecks the rubric and confirms every run produced output
ProducerApproves the batch twice a day; nothing posts without this

4. The 90-day rollout

DaysWhat happensDone when
1–15Write the clip rubric and "never clip" list with the producers; set up transcription and monitoringRubric signed off by the EP
16–45Agents run beside the team; producers approve or reject every clipFirst-pass approval above the agreed target
46–75Agents take over daily volume; producers move to twice-daily batch approvalHours returned are measured, not estimated
76–90Readout to leadership; decide on phase 2 (archive tagging)Go or no-go on the next workflow

5. Sample weekly ad ops report

Once the data is reconciled, an agent produces this every Monday. Figures are illustrative.

PlatformViewing hoursFill rateZero-revenue daysFlag
Platform A41,20078%0 of 7None
Platform B9,80052%2 of 7Fill dropped week over week; check ad markers
Platform C3,10064%1 of 7Low discovery; promo plan needed

Want this for your company? The AI Ops diagnostic produces this full pack from your real workflows. You can also see the clip pipeline demo running on public footage.