From the team
How an AI coworker actually works
What we build, what we got wrong, and what a rollout looks like from the inside. Written for the people who have to sign it off.
Launch Week Day 1: AI automations that never napMost AI coworkers check for work every 30 minutes. Alfera starts the second a job lands, with 600+ triggers across 50+ apps live today.Oliviero Pinotti · 2mAI employee vs ChatGPT: compare the operating modelBoth can use tools and complete tasks. Compare shared ownership, company controls, context, and recurring work before you choose.Oliviero Pinotti · 4mHow to evaluate an AI agent platform before you buyA polished demo proves that a workflow can work once. These questions test whether your team can trust it on the hundredth run.Oliviero Pinotti · 4mHow to measure AI agent ROIMeasure accepted work, human repair, and total cost. This framework turns an AI agent trial into a business decision.Oliviero Pinotti · 5mA permission it cannot argue withMost AI products ask the model to behave. We put the rule somewhere the model cannot reach, because a rule written in a prompt is a request.Oliviero Pinotti · 4mMemory is not a search boxGiving an AI everything your company knows is the easy version of the problem, and the wrong one. Scope is what makes memory usable.Oliviero Pinotti · 4mWrite the task the way you would for a new starterThe people who get the most out of a coworker are not the ones who write the cleverest instructions. They are the ones who stop trying to.Oliviero Pinotti · 3mWhy we charge for work, not seatsPer-seat pricing punishes you for giving the thing to more people. That is the opposite of what we want to happen.Oliviero Pinotti · 3mThe first month, week by weekMost rollouts stall in a committee, not in the software. Here is the order that works, and the one decision in each week that actually matters.Oliviero Pinotti · 4mThe job, priced both waysA junior hire is not expensive because of the salary. It is expensive because of the eleven weeks before the salary buys you anything.Oliviero Pinotti · 4m
