AI adoption in companies moves through access, review, trust, and automation bottlenecks
bibryam · x · 2026-07-29
An article argues that AI adoption inside organizations typically progresses through a series of bottlenecks: access, engineer attention, review throughput, trust, and finally deciding what should be automated at scale.
Using a framework inspired by Boris Cherny, it describes phases such as gated, assisted, parallel, supervised autonomy, and AI-native. Each phase unlocks more capability for teams, but also exposes the next limiting factor. The image maps the needed stack at each stage, from Claude.ai access and SSO/IAM controls to MCP, workflows, security review, permissions, and agent SDKs.
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