2 min · no login · nothing stored
Should this job be an agent, a chatbot, or left alone?
Not every AI job needs an agent. Answer five questions about frequency, finished output, tools, risk, and review. Get a plain recommendation before you buy another tool.
Built for
Founders and ops leads who were pitched a chatbot, a copilot, or an 'autonomous agent' and need a filter.
You leave with
One of four calls: build an agent, hybrid with a tight leash, grounded chatbot, or do not automate yet.
Setup
2 min · No account · Nothing stored
How to run itOpenHide
- 01
Name the job in your head (example: new-lead follow-up, invoice routing, kickoff asset chase).
- 02
Answer all five questions honestly — 'it depends' is usually the middle option.
- 03
Read the recommendation and the reason. Screenshot it for your team.
- 04
If it says agent, run the workflow audit next with real volume.
Do this well. If you cannot describe a finished job in one sentence, do not buy an agent yet.
tool · agent-fit
Answer every line. The call appears here.
Want this on a live workflow?
This stays in your browser. A production agent writes to your CRM and waits for your click.
If you came from Google
- What is the difference between a chatbot and an AI agent?
- A chatbot answers. An agent takes approved actions across tools — draft, update a CRM, file a record — and should stop for a person when the case is unusual or high value.
- Can I use this for support, not sales?
- Yes. The questions are about the job shape, not the department.
- Is my data stored?
- No. Answers stay in your browser. Nothing is sent unless you later use a form on this site.
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