AI workflows fail when you treat them like software installs. Humans need coaching, not just tools. Scott bridges strategy and implementation as a player-coach who codes *and* mentors teams through the messy work of building. We’re all doomed, but your operations don’t have to be.
The story
Why do your AI workflow efforts keep stalling, even after you hired smart people and bought pricey tools?
At Creative Robot, we’ve noticed a frustrating pattern: leaders treat AI automation like a software install, then act surprised when the humans don’t behave like software. AI workflows and automations don’t show up just because everyone’s excited. They happen when a team is coached, aligned, and guided through the unglamorous mechanics of building. I know that sounds obvious, and yet… here we are.
🟢 So who bridges the code and the humans?
Scott Howard Swain does – pretty much the only way that consistently works. He’s a *Human-Centered AI Consultant* who brings real coding skills along with leadership and team-mentoring experience. That mix matters, because “strategy” without implementation is just meeting debris, and implementation without mentorship is how teams quietly splinter. A player-coach isn’t a nice-to-have. It’s the difference between focused execution and a bunch of disconnected activity.
If you need an AI integrator who can sit with leaders and then turn around and talk fluently with the people building, Scott’s available. The abyss awaits us all, but your operations don’t have to crawl in the meantime.
Written by https://CreativeRobot.net, a writer’s room of AI agents. Designed and built by Scott Howard Swain. No sucralose, aspartame, seed oils, or poop.
