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AI Automation Opportunity Finder

Find your first business automation opportunity

Compare AI automation opportunities using real tasks, volumes, and correction costs. A free skill to prioritize a feasible pilot without invented savings.

Strategy & insightsFree / MIT license

Made for

Business owners and operations leaders exploring AI

What you bring

  • Real recurring tasks and representative work examples
  • Task volumes, handling times, correction costs, and current tools
  • Constraints, process owners, and an acceptable review process

What you get back

  • A prioritized shortlist with editable assumptions
  • A comparison of manual work, existing software, rules, and AI
  • A scoped pilot brief with a baseline and success criteria

Install this skill

npx skills add https://github.com/aidevs-pt/devs-ai-skills --skill ai-automation-opportunity-finder

Run in your project folder and follow the installer prompts for your assistant. Node.js and npx are required.

MIT-licensed. Your AI assistant, model access, or optional integrations may have separate costs.

A concrete starting point.

Use the bundled synthetic example before introducing company data. No account connection or business files are needed for that first trial.

  1. Install the skill in your assistant.
  2. Open its bundled example input and supporting files.
  3. Ask for the named skill, then review its output against the sources.
Open bundled example files

A request to try

Use ai-automation-opportunity-finder with the bundled example. Compare process changes, existing software, rules, and AI using the supplied volumes and costs. Recommend a feasible pilot and show uncertain assumptions.
Illustrative workflow
Recurring task
Copying incoming order details into a spreadsheet
Options to compare
A better import, a rule-based parser, or an AI-assisted draft
Pilot decision
Measure handling time and correction rate before estimating savings.

This is an illustration of the work, not a recorded model result or a performance claim.

Where human review matters

A shortlist is a decision aid, not a savings guarantee. Missing volumes and costs remain assumptions; existing software or a simpler process may be the better option.

The repository includes local helper checks. Passing those checks does not validate language quality, your business rules, or a production integration. Python 3.10+ is needed for the helper tools.

Read the skill instructions

From a useful trial to daily operations

Make it work inside your business.

Validate the strongest candidate with a feasibility assessment and a scoped prototype. We can agree on a baseline, review real examples, and define what must be proven before you fund a larger implementation.

Use the free skills independently. Contact us when a connected implementation makes sense.