AI for your work · autonomous agents
How your work changes when AI stops waiting for instructions. In 6 lessons, you’ll decide what to hand off to an agent, what it can decide on its own, and who is accountable for it. No code, at your own pace, right in your browser.
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What you’ll know how to do
Separate tasks from responsibilities. Look at your list of requests to AI and point out what’s a recipe and what an agent can handle on its own.
Write a real delegation. Goal, context, limits, approval point, and criteria for good work, tested in an AI chat.
Decide the trust levels. Which decisions the agent handles on its own, which it reports on, which it only handles with you, and who is responsible for each line.
Sign the delegation letter. The six questions answered and one rehearsal completed before handing over anything real.
Who it’s for
is for you if
this isn’t for you if
Track
Leave able to sort, in your own list of AI requests, recipe-based tasks from problems an agent can solve on its own.
Leave able to point out the four signs that make a responsibility of yours ready to hand off to a persistent agent.
Leave with the delegation written in an AI chat, including the five parts, and a plan returned before any action is taken.
Leave with the decisions divided into three levels and a named owner for each line.
Leave with your role written in three sentences and the first skill to practice over the next 30 days.
Leave with a one-page delegation letter, answers to the six questions, and a practice run in a chat.
Source
This lesson is based on the video “AGI Is Here,” about the launch of GPT-6 Astra and the arrival of super-agents: the stories of Ethan Mollick, Vercel’s Ship Closer agent, the 41 financial documents checked in one round, and the studio that started testing 10 ideas before choosing one. The video’s 89 topics were condensed into 6 sections, and each section became a lesson with an exercise for your own work.
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