Video Topic
The best agentic systems start by converting messy operating knowledge into explicit objects, rules, sources, and review paths.
Point 1
Making a process legible means turning informal work into explicit structure. Inputs, outputs, owners, handoffs, documents, decisions, exceptions, approvals, evidence, and outcomes.
Point 2
That structure becomes the operating surface for agents. Without it, the model is guessing inside a fog of Slack threads, meetings, PDFs, and memory.
Point 3
Legibility gives you the right question: what can the agent draft, what can it recommend, what can it route, what must it escalate, and what should it never do?
Point 4
This is where agent-ready execution begins. Not with a tool. With a process the company can see.
Point 5
Map one workflow first. Then decide how much autonomy it deserves.