Exec update
Explains what failed, what changed, and what decision is now required.
Overview
A rescue system for pilots that need intervention, not more hope
Watson is for the messy middle: the proof of concept that looked strong in demos but is drifting in real delivery. It gives teams a way to diagnose what failed, narrow scope, recover trust, and relaunch under tighter controls.
- Rescue intake, failure-mode triage, and stabilization plans
- Governance controls and relaunch readiness checklist
- KPI recovery scorecard and stakeholder reset note
- Worked example for a support-assistant RAG rescue
Best Fit
Who this product is built for
- Pilots losing stakeholder confidence
- Delivery teams with scope drift or weak controls
- Programs that need a narrow relaunch path quickly
- Accounts where a clean stop/go decision matters commercially
Artifacts
The outputs teams actually use
These are the delivery artifacts the repo is designed to produce, not just the internal implementation detail.
Recovery scorecard
Tracks whether quality, usage, and cost are actually moving in the right direction.
Production handoff
Defines ownership and operating conditions once the pilot is stable.
Workflow
How it gets used in real delivery
Each product is designed to slot into a fixed-scope Baker Street engagement rather than sit as a disconnected side project.
Triage the failure pattern, narrow the scope, and define a rescue path.
Stabilize the workflow, tighten controls, and add clear evaluation gates.
Decide on relaunch readiness and hand over the stable operating model.
Next Move
Use it alongside the rest of the Baker Street system
Related package: Pilot Rescue
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See Mycroft
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GitHub repo
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Product Intake
Have a pilot that works in slides but not in operations?
Watson is built for that exact situation: when confidence is falling, the workflow is too broad, and the team needs a practical rescue or clean decision fast.