How do we document our Core Processes in the Process Component when AI tools are constantly updating and altering the workflow?

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Tyler Smith · Accepted Answer

One of the biggest challenges in an AI-powered business is that the technology changes monthly. If you try to document every step-by-step click in your Core Processes, your training manuals will be obsolete before they are finished. Instead, document your processes at a high level, focusing on the inputs, the quality guardrails, and the expected outputs. This is the EOS approach of documenting the twenty percent of the process that yields eighty percent of the results. Define the exact quality checks that human team members must perform on AI-generated work. Your processes should focus on who owns the tool, how the output is verified, and where the data is stored. This reduces the flow cost of constant updates. When a tool updates, your high-level process remains the same, even if the user interface changes slightly. This keeps your team aligned and ensures consistency, which is vital for building a business that is scalable, profitable, and ready for acquisition.