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AI-readiness assessment
The AI-readiness assessment scores an organization across seven competency domains using 28 questions, and returns four views of the same result rather than a single number. Questions filter by role, so an executive, a manager, an IT lead and an HR lead each answer what they can actually judge. Four views matter because one number hides which two domains are dragging the average down. Results export as a formatted PDF or as raw JSON.
A shared frame, in one sitting
products · open source
github.com/CryptoJym/ai-readiness-assessment
2025-08-15 → 2025-08-15
licence: MIT
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condition: dormant
The problem
Most organizations answer "are we ready for AI" with a feeling. The people who ask are usually executives, and the answer they get back is a vendor's opinion. There is no shared frame, so two departments in the same company can disagree without ever finding out why.
What I built
An interactive assessment that scores an organization across seven competency domains, using 28 questions, and returns charts and a downloadable report. It filters questions by role, so an executive, a manager, an IT lead, and an HR lead each answer what they can judge.
How it works in plain words
The seven domains are: mindset and ethics, governance and risk, opportunity discovery, workflow integration and prompting, verification and quality, execution discipline, and culture and change.
You answer one domain at a time, with a progress bar showing where you are. Every domain has its own color, used consistently across every chart, so a weak area looks the same wherever it appears.
At the end you get four views of the same data: a bar chart by domain, a radar chart for the overall shape, a distribution, and a maturity matrix showing where you sit on the journey. Four views matter because a single number hides which two domains are dragging the average down.
Results export as a formatted PDF for sharing, or as raw JSON if you want to track scores over time rather than take a snapshot and forget it.
Honest status
The tool is live and working, and it has not been changed in about a year. Last commit 2025-08-15.
The sources behind the questions are not named here, so this page does not call them research-based. Whether any real organization has run it is not recorded here.
Stack
Next.js 15 with the App Router. TypeScript. Tailwind CSS. shadcn/ui components. Framer Motion. Recharts. PDF export. Deployed on Vercel.