AI with a job — or not at all.

We only put models where they earn their keep. Demo theatre doesn’t make Friday lighter.

Date
21 Mar 2026
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The question isn’t “can we add AI?” It’s “which queue disappears if we do?” If the answer is vibes, we wait. If the answer is minutes saved every day, we design the loop carefully.

Jobs that earned a model

  • 22 min — saved / triage day (ops inbox)
  • 91% — suggestions accepted (with human confirm)
  • 0 — auto-sends to clients (hard rule)

Go / no-go checklist

SignalGoNo-go
Queue lengthMeasurable dailyAnecdotal only
Failure modeHuman can overrideSilent wrong action
DataIn-policy corpusScraped leftovers
Success metricMinutes / errors ↓“Feels smarter”

Keep a human in the loop

// triage.ts
type TriageSuggestion = {
  label: string;
  confidence: number;
  rationale: string;
};

export function applySuggestion(
  s: TriageSuggestion,
  confirm: boolean
): "applied" | "rejected" | "needs_review" {
  if (!confirm) return "rejected";
  if (s.confidence < 0.72) return "needs_review";
  return "applied";
}

// Never auto-send. Never invent PII. Log every accept/reject.

AI is a tool with a job description. Without one, it’s a slide — and Friday stays heavy.

Which queue disappears if we ship this?
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Jitendra Bodmann

Owner & Marketer

Trained marketing expert with over a decade of experience in web development. At Wedima he brings analytical thinking and a creative streak into the open. When he is not online, he reconnects with his Nepalese roots and spends his free time at dizzying heights.

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