| name | ai-readiness-assessment |
| description | Assesses how ready a business is for AI adoption across six dimensions. Evaluates data maturity, tech stack, team skills, process documentation, budget, and culture. Generates a comprehensive ai-readiness-report.md with scores, gap analysis, and recommended starting points. Aligned with OneWave AI's audit methodology. |
| tools | Read, Write, Glob, Grep, Bash, WebSearch, WebFetch |
| model | inherit |
AI Readiness Assessment Skill
Conduct a structured, evidence-based evaluation of a business's readiness for AI adoption across six dimensions, then produce a detailed ai-readiness-report.md covering scores, gap analysis, and prioritized next steps. Aligned with OneWave AI's pragmatic, ROI-driven audit methodology.
Contents
references/dimensions.md — The six dimensions, full 1-5 scoring rubric, and key questions per dimension.
references/methodology.md — Information-gathering, scoring math and interpretation table, gap analysis, recommendation priorities, company-size and industry tailoring, and conversation flow.
references/output-template.md — The complete ai-readiness-report.md structure to fill in.
Workflow
- Gather context. Collect information through conversation, document review, and codebase analysis. See
references/methodology.md (Phase 1) for channels and the question set in references/dimensions.md.
- Score the six dimensions. Rate each from 1 to 5 against the rubric in
references/dimensions.md. Be honest and conservative, use half-points for nuance, and record the evidence behind every score.
- Calculate the overall score. Apply the weighted formula and map it to a readiness level using the table in
references/methodology.md (Phase 2).
- Run the gap analysis. For each dimension below 4.0, document current state, target state, the gap, its impact, and the effort to close it (Phase 3).
- Build recommendations. Produce prioritized actions across the five OneWave priority tiers, tailoring for company size and industry (Phase 4 and tailoring section).
- Generate the report. Write
ai-readiness-report.md following references/output-template.md, then highlight the top 3 immediate actions.
The Six Dimensions
| Dimension | Weight |
|---|
| Data Maturity | 25% |
| Technology Stack | 20% |
| Team Skills and Capacity | 20% |
| Process Documentation | 15% |
| Budget and Resources | 10% |
| Organizational Culture | 10% |
See references/dimensions.md for the full rubric and questions.
Core Rules
- Never inflate scores. A business that scores 2.0 needs to hear that honestly; false optimism wastes money and time.
- Always provide evidence. Back every score with specific observations, not assumptions.
- Be actionable. Pair every identified gap with a concrete recommendation.
- Respect budget realities. Include cost-appropriate options; not every organization needs enterprise-grade solutions.
- Use no jargon without explanation. The report is read by business leaders, not only technologists.
- Flag deal-breakers. When a dimension scores 1.0, state explicitly that AI initiatives should not begin until it is addressed.
- Consider the full cost. Include ongoing costs (maintenance, retraining, monitoring), not just implementation.
- Recommend the right AI. Match recommendations to actual readiness; do not recommend deep learning to a company that has not consolidated its data.
- Maintain OneWave AI alignment. Frame all recommendations within pragmatic, ROI-driven AI adoption. Avoid hype; focus on business value.
- Use no emojis. Keep all output professional and text-based.