Source evidence
Discovery calls, SOPs, governance inputs, systems notes, and stakeholder interviews enter the protocol.
Transform transcripts, SOPs, stakeholder interviews, and source documents into a validated AI use-case portfolio, four-dimension readiness view, knowledge graph, source-grounded financial model, correction workflow, roadmap, and executive briefing outputs. MCOS preserves the evidence, structured analysis, and operating context so the work can be revisited as priorities and models change.
AI opportunity portfolio
Live$800K
Grounded
annual savings
179%
Program ROI
Readiness dimensions
179%
ROI
$287K
Invest
4 mo
Payback
6/10
Readiness
Operating flow
The protocol structures source evidence, applies its method, records management actions, and updates the resulting operating state.
Discovery calls, SOPs, governance inputs, systems notes, and stakeholder interviews enter the protocol.
Use cases, stakeholders, pain points, risks, gaps, budgets, roadmap phases, and dependencies become connected nodes.
MCOS calculates portfolio health, savings, cost, validation status, quick wins, risks, and readiness.
Teams validate use cases, assign owners, add champions, resolve risks, triage gaps, and simulate budget changes.
Actions update the graph, dashboards, roadmap, financial model, executive briefings, reports, and exports.
Ask anything about the portfolio. Every answer is drawn from the knowledge graph's own nodes and edges, not a freeform model response, so it can point back to the use case, stakeholder, or risk it came from.
Workspace modules
Dashboards and exports matter. The deeper value is the structured evidence, operating state, decision logic, and management workflow that can be revisited and updated.
A live graph of use cases, stakeholders, pain points, risks, gaps, values, budgets, roadmap phases, technologies, and dependencies.
Portfolio-level health tracking across savings, total cost, validation status, quick wins, risk posture, and use-case readiness.
A governed action layer for fixing the strategy graph: add champions, assign owners, validate use cases, resolve gaps, and close risks.
Model scope, budget, and timeline changes before committing them to the roadmap.
Trace recommendations to source documents, discovery calls, deep dives, governance inputs, and matched relationships.
Generate CEO, CFO, and CIO/CTO briefing views plus a downloadable Markdown brief from verified graph data.
Management actions
Validations, owner assignments, risk decisions, and approved changes are operating events. They should update the underlying state rather than remain comments beside a static report.
Validate Use Case
Recalculates state
Assign Owner
Recalculates state
Resolve Risk
Recalculates state
Add Champion
Recalculates state
Simulate Budget Change
Recalculates state
Operating view
Each opportunity is tied to savings, ROI, ownership, priority, evidence, risk, and roadmap phase so executives can decide what to fund first.
Inside the dashboard
Every discovery run opens as a working dashboard, not a static report. Each module answers one question and links to the next.
Headline value, AI-readiness score, and how much of the number is grounded.
Readiness gauge, investment-to-return bridge
Every AI play ranked by impact vs effort, verified use cases first.
Impact-vs-effort bubble matrix, recommended sequence
Who is in the room, what hurts, and how they buy.
Stakeholder influence map, budget and authority
Program economics with live what-if levers on the grounded baseline.
Payback curve, savings-composition bar
The probability of a positive return, and what threatens it.
Monte-Carlo probability curve, sensitivity tornado
Which vendors fit which capability, and at what cost.
Cost comparison, fit cards, vendor-to-use-case map
AI-readiness across data, process, governance, and stakeholders.
Four-axis readiness radar, dimension detail
The phased path to value over time.
Phase timeline, cumulative value-accrual curve
Show your work: the deterministic extraction beneath every number.
L1 to L2 to L3 pipeline, no-LLM extraction spotlight
Generate from the analysis
From any module you can generate the artifact you need. Copy-as-Prompt hands a grounded prompt to your own AI tool, wrapped with rules that keep it to the verified figures.
Board-ready case for any use case, written from the grounded analysis.
Walks through how each savings and ROI figure was derived, with source quotes.
Vendor-neutral request, scoped to protect your internal economics.
A grounded board headline, regenerated from the verified figures.
A room-level adoption plan for the full stakeholder set.
A per-stakeholder memo framed for adoption, not sales.
The analysis reframed through the chief-executive lens.
Year-one net, risk-adjusted view, and a per-use-case P&L ledger.
Capability assessment, delivery roadmap, and technical requirements.
The risk register, Monte-Carlo summary, and sensitivity in one doc.
A prioritized punch list, weakest dimension first.
Controls scaffolded from the NIST AI RMF against your gaps.
A phased project plan straight from the roadmap.
Plus structured exports: a ten-slide executive-deck prompt and a financial-model CSV.
Why the numbers hold up
Each number is tagged L2-verified, directional, or qualitative, so nothing reads as more certain than it is.
The headline splits transcript-verified dollars from directional estimates, shown as solid versus hatched fill.
Figures are marked stated, derived, or estimate, so a heuristic never presents itself as an approved budget.
The L2 layer pulls entities, quotes, and facts with no model in the loop. It is the verifiable foundation every figure traces back to.
These mechanisms are engineered to enforce accuracy by construction, but the system is under continuous improvement, and defects are corrected as they surface.
Governed output layer
AI Discovery generates role-specific executive briefings and a downloadable Markdown brief from verified protocol data, so the narrative remains tied to the graph and source evidence.
Output package