You may recognize one of these situations:
We're starting to use AI on real work
The early results look useful, but it is not yet clear what people can safely rely on or how much checking the workflow will require.
We have to check everything AI produces
AI may be saving production time while quietly adding review, correction and responsibility elsewhere.
We fixed that already — and it came back
A correction worked once, but the same failure, assumption or unwanted behaviour returned in later work.
Nobody can safely pick this up where we left off
Important decisions, constraints or working context are no longer dependable when the work moves between people, sessions or tools.
Whichever one brought you here, the starting point is the same:
Start with one real workflow.