Delegate to AI

The useful frame for AI is a new hire: fast, tireless, capable of a lot — and unreliable in specific ways, so you delegate deliberately and verify the important stuff. The mistake is either delegating nothing (no leverage) or delegating things that need your judgment (lost quality, lost edge). This sorts your actual workload into what to fully hand over, what to hand over with review, and what to keep — with the reasoning, so you free your time on purpose.

What This Skill Produces

• A three-way sort of your tasks — 🟢 delegate fully (low-stakes, AI does it well) · 🟡 delegate with review (AI drafts, you approve) · 🔴 keep human (judgment, relationships, high-stakes)
• The reasoning per line — why each task landed where it did, so the map makes sense and you can adjust it
• How to brief the delegated ones — what the AI needs to do the handed-off tasks well (context, examples, the output you want)
• Where your judgment is the value — the tasks where you are the point, that delegating would hollow out
• A time-back estimate — a rough sense of what delegating frees up, so it's worth doing
• A start-here pick — the one or two tasks to delegate first to build the habit and trust

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