Find
the real work
Map how the work actually happens, not how the doc says it does.
- Sit with the people doing the work
- Watch a top performer make the call
- Map every step, exception, and handoff
- Encode their judgment, not a generic prompt
AY Automate / Operating Framework
A one-off automation is a snapshot of your best day. It goes stale the moment the work changes. FIRE is the loop we run instead: find the real work, instrument it with evidence, roll it out for real, and evolve it from what the field pushes back. Then it runs again.
Find
the real work
Map how the work actually happens, not how the doc says it does.
Instrument
evidence, not vibes
Build the agent and turn non-determinism into numbers you can trust.
Rollout
inside the business
Make it work in the real stack, never force a migration.
Evolve
close the loop
Learn from the gap between what we predicted and what the field hit.
DAYS 1 TO 4
Find
Audit the workflow with the people who own it.
DAYS 5 TO 14
Instrument
Build the agent, the golden set, the evals, the audit trail.
DAYS 15 TO 24
Rollout
Sandbox to production, autonomy dialed up, monitored.
DAYS 25 TO 30 AND BEYOND
Evolve
First feedback pulled, pattern found, next cycle armed.
Your best rep, on one good day, frozen in a prompt.
Every rep, sharper every cycle, on its own.
A workflow is a snapshot. A system makes every rep better, every day.
What is the FIRE framework?
FIRE is AY Automate's operating loop for shipping AI into a real business: Find the real work, Instrument it with evidence, Rollout inside the business, and Evolve from what the field pushes back. Then the loop runs again, one level up.
How is FIRE different from a normal automation project?
A normal automation project ships a workflow once and stops. FIRE treats that as turn one of a loop. Evolve feeds back into Find, so the system keeps getting sharper instead of going stale the moment the underlying work changes.
What happens after the first 30 days?
The first 30 days get you through one full turn of the loop: Find, Instrument, Rollout, Evolve. After that, Evolve keeps pulling overrides and rejections from the field, and the next cycle starts, correcting what the first turn got wrong.
Do I need a forward deployed engineer to run FIRE?
FIRE is the method our forward deployed engineers run when they embed inside a team. You do not need to hire an FDE to understand the loop, but running it well inside a real business, with real access and real stakes, is what an embedded engineer is for.
Run FIRE in your business
This is the operating method our forward deployed engineers run when they embed with a client: find the work, instrument the agent, ship it into production, and evolve it from what actually happens.