The AI nailed your task on Tuesday. It will miss the same one on Thur…
You handed a task to the AI after one good run, and you stopped checking. The five runs test to redo in fifteen minutes on a task you already delegate, and the grid that says which ones can really be handed off.
On Tuesday you asked the AI to summarise the week's user feedback. It came back clear, well ordered, right. So on Thursday you ran it again without checking, and presented it in the meeting. This week a GitHub researcher put a name on what happened between those two days, and a measurement says it is not just a feeling: a task that worked once is not a task you can count on. What you walk away with: the five runs test, which tells you in fifteen minutes whether a task can be handed off without a second look. What changes (PO, PM, designer, scrum master): the tasks you stopped checking after a first success are exactly where the mistake slips through. Why this week: the pattern finally has a name, and I measured it on a task you do every week. · · · <!-- order:freeform --> The first…