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Six capabilities decide whether AI takes hold.

Your rollout plan probably doesn’t mention a single one of them. This takes about five minutes — pick the situation closest to yours and see what the human side of your rollout looks like.

See what this looks like inside your team.

Answer a few questions about how your rollout is going and we’ll map which capabilities your situation is leaning on — and where the connections might be straining.

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Leave a name and email and we’ll send you the results when you finish. Or just continue — you can decide at the end.

The framework

The six capabilities, in plain terms.

None of these are job titles. They’re contributions — one person might make several, and several people might share one. When a rollout stalls, it’s usually one of these that’s missing or unconnected.

Reads the work

Alignment Builder

“What is this in service of?”

The plan exists but the “why” is fuzzy → Look for your Alignment Builder.

Reads the work

Use Case Finder

“What else could this do?”

The tool does things nobody has found a use for → Look for your Use Case Finder.

Reads the work

Anchor

“Who owns this in six months?”

Launch has an owner; month six doesn’t → Look for your Anchor.

Reads the people

Translator

“What does that do to Tuesday?”

Adoption feels like a chore, not a relief → Look for your Translator.

Reads the people

Trust Builder

“What is nobody saying out loud?”

The real concerns live in side conversations → Look for your Trust Builder.

Reads the people

Resistance Reader

“Are they scared, or are they right?”

Pushback is treated as attitude, not information → Look for your Resistance Reader.

Keep going

Want the full picture of your team?

This map is a lens, not a diagnosis. Clario maps the actual capabilities on your team — who carries them, how they connect, and where the gaps really are.