AI agents in operations
How do you put AI agents to work in a company's operations?
Short answer
Give them real, repeatable operational jobs, write the rules they must follow into code, log every run, and have a named person sign off anything that matters. NJG Consultancy advises leadership teams on doing this, and NJG runs its own companies the same way.
Where to start
- Pick a job that happens often, has clear rules and is costly to get wrong by hand.
- Write the rules into code the agent must pass, not into a prompt it may ignore.
- Log every run, so anyone can see what the agent did and why.
- Keep a named person accountable: they sign off anything that matters.
- Measure it against how the job was done before, and keep only what is better.
Why NJG can talk about it
NJG builds its own companies this way. At NJG Ventures, software and AI agents carry the weight and a named person answers for the result.
Who does the work
Neil Grose, founder of NJG Group.
How it starts
Email hello@njgconsultancy.com with a couple of lines on the deal or the problem. Neil reads every message himself and replies with a straight answer: whether he can help, and how.
Related questions
Do AI agents replace the people accountable for the work?
No. In the way NJG works, an agent does the work, its rules live in code, every run is logged, and a named person signs off anything that matters.
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