Workflow Mini Audit Sample
A concise written route check for one AI-agent/browser/operator workflow. This sample uses synthetic public-safe inputs and shows the shorter $149 report shape.
Workflow Map
Current loop
The operator wants an AI assistant to verify a landing page, checkout page, and short public post before the post goes live.
Allowed inputs
Public page URL, public checkout URL, draft post text, and safe product copy. No private account access, customer data, payment details, or production credentials.
Best Route
Use
Chrome for live page and checkout verification, local files for proof notes, and a written approval gate before any public send.
Hold
If checkout, link card, or final post text cannot be verified, stop and return a blocker instead of guessing.
Do not use
Scraped private data, hidden browser state, private cookies, unsupported claims, or any call/meeting path.
Gates
| Gate | Pass condition | Stop condition |
|---|---|---|
| Public post | Final text is not repetitive, overbroad, or unsupported. | The post repeats a prior CTA without a new asset. |
| Checkout | Product title, price, and buy CTA match the intended offer. | The checkout is unavailable or points to the wrong product. |
| Privacy | Proof uses only public or sanitized inputs. | The workflow needs private screenshots, secrets, customer data, or production credentials. |
| No-call | The path stays written and async. | The next step becomes a demo, calendar, meeting, phone screen, or live onboarding path. |
Proof Target
First Three Steps
1. Verify the public surfaces
Open the public page and checkout in Chrome, using one tab at a time. Confirm title, price, CTA, and no-call copy.
2. Check the action text
Inspect the draft post for repeated links, unsupported promises, inflated claims, hidden follow-up obligations, or platform-risk wording.
3. Produce go/no-go proof
Return final text, proof references, and a clear blocker if the action should not go live.
Boundary
This mini audit gives a route map and first sequence. It does not build the automation, promise sales, verify legal/compliance risk, or prove production readiness.