Chart 6, 17 October 2026
Decide which agent orders a person reads
Since 28 September, the platform this example store runs on lets an AI agent in a shopper's browser place orders in its checkout, with no switch on the store's side. Here is how a store doing $1 million to $10 million a year lets software tag, pause and count those orders. The owner writes the rule for which ones a person reads.
Read the chartEvery chart here is an 8: one part of a business, eight pieces of work around the person whose judgment they depend on, redrawn for AI. This is the latest. New ones are added as they're made.
Each chart shows one thing a business like yours can now do, who does each part, and what it costs to run. Get the next one by email.
How to read the chart
Every square is one piece of work, named the same whoever does it: your sales lead, a tool, a machine, or nobody. Eight of them sit around the person whose judgment they depend on. That is one domain, and it is the map of today: who does each piece, where nobody does, and so where AI goes first.
Every chart so far
Each one is an 8 for one part of a business. New ones are added as they're made.
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Each chart shows one thing a business like yours can now do, who does each part, and what it costs to run. Get the next one by email.