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Would you know if your AI stopped working?

A free guide for business owners who don't have a technical team.

10 checks you can do yourself15 minutes or less each3 ways to stay ahead

    The guide comes straight to your inbox. No technical skills needed.

    The problem

    It can look fine.

    Your AI says it's done. You're busy, so you take its word for it.

    What it looks likeMark

    The warning goes somewhere nobody looks.Found something

    The chatbot quotes a rule you never wrote, or an old price.Found something

    It only runs while your laptop is open.Found something

    It happened to us, and we caught it. Our morning jobs looked healthy only because one of us opened the laptop lid every morning to run them.
    What it costs

    Who finds out first: you, or your customer?

    Air Canada, 2024Air Canada's chatbot promised a customer a discount that wasn't available. A tribunal ordered the airline to pay the customer.

    In at least two of the guide's cases, the problem surfaced from outside: a customer's claim in one, a regulator's question in another.

    ✓ You don't need to be technical to look first. 15 minutes or less per check.

    Yes, I want to know

    Who we are

    We run a lot of our own work on AI.

    So we've learned how to tell when it quietly stops.

    90single-purpose agents

    49scheduled jobs

    203quality checks, each added after a specific failure

    Pipelines and workflows we built for our own work. As at 25 September 2026.

    How it works

    Three steps, one tool at a time

    1. Get the guide. Straight to your inbox.
    2. Run the checks. 15 minutes or less each. No technical skills needed.
    3. Mark each one. HeldFound somethingCouldn't check

    Yes, I want to know

    This is for you if

    • You use AI tools or automations in your business, and you don't have a technical team.
    • You need your AI to work, and you're busy, so most days you take its word for it.
    • You'd like to be able to go away for a week and still find out if something stopped.

    It's not for you if you already have a technical team checking your tools for you.

    The guide

    What's inside

    • Ten checks. What it looks like, a real case, and what to look at in a business your size.
    • Three marks, and no score. Couldn't check is the one that matters most: if you couldn't see it, you wouldn't know if it stopped.
    • Three ways to stay ahead. Small jobs to set up once, to get ahead of problems.

    Your record sheet

    Date: ______Tools I use: ______

    #What I looked atHeldFound somethingCouldn't checkWhat I'll do
    1What my AI says it did, versus what's there
    2A "nothing to report" that might be nothing looked at
    3Where my tools' warnings go

    Nothing on this sheet is added up.

    Plus a one-page record sheet that prints in black and white.

    Questions

    • How do I know if my AI has stopped working? Don't take its word for it. Open the place the result should be. The guide gives you ten places to look.
    • Do I need technical skills? No. Each check is something you look at yourself, in 15 minutes or less.
    • Which AI tools does it cover? Website chatbots, AI assistants such as ChatGPT or Copilot, automations that use AI, AI-written posts and pages, and AI notes of calls.
    • What if I find a problem? Mark it on the one-page record sheet. A "Found something" is often a fix you can make the same day.
    • Is it free? Yes. Give us your first name and email, tick the box, and the guide comes straight to your inbox.

    Go away for a week, and still find out if something stopped.

    That's the aim of this guide.

      The guide comes straight to your inbox.