AI Center-of-Excellence Toolkit
The charter, operating model and artefacts for standing up an AI CoE that does something.
Free, no account needed. Works with no API key configured; a model only polishes the wording, and the tool falls back to its own output without one.
What it does
AI centers of excellence tend to be announced before anyone has decided what they decide. A year later they are a mailing list.
This produces the charter and operating model that give one actual authority: what it owns, what it approves, and how a team gets an answer out of it.
What it produces
- A charter that says what the CoE decides, not what it cares about
- An operating model, including how a team requests something
- The artefacts it is responsible for maintaining
- How its success is measured
How it works
- Describe your organization and what the CoE is meant to fix.
- The charter and operating model are assembled.
- Ratify it before you announce it.
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Every tool here works with no API key configured. The scoring and the documents are produced in code; where a model is used at all it only polishes wording, and the tool falls back to its own output if the model is unavailable. Nothing you enter is used to train anything.
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