AI4BCM Guidance · CC BY 4.0 · Release 2026.09
AI4BCM Guidance is what the community has field-tested: which tool is fit for which data, what AI never does alone, and how to tell where your team actually stands. 22 units, cited, free to use and adapt.
For example: can I paste BIA data into a public chatbot? Where AI4BCM Guidance answers, the box quotes it and names the section. Where it is silent and the question is a fair continuity question, the box answers from general practice and says plainly that it is doing so — never in the Guidance's name. Nothing you type is stored.
Searching the Guidance…
It can take up to a minute when the model is busy. The Guidance itself is instant: download it or put it in your own assistant.
Not live yet
It will answer from AI4BCM Guidance and name the unit it used, and
answer as general practice — marked as that — where the Guidance is
silent. Until then the same answers are one install away: put the
/ask-ai4bcm router into the assistant you already use and
ask it there. It points you at the unit, the prompt and the maturity
level for your situation, and it reads your files inside your own
tenant.
Three ways in
01 / AI4BCM Guidance
22 markdown units, each small enough to read whole and cite: principles, data rules, a unit per stage of the work, and prompts you can lift. Published under CC BY 4.0 — free to use, adapt and build on, with attribution.
Get AI4BCM Guidance02 / Plug it in
/ask-ai4bcm routerOne folder in the Agent Skills format, installed into the assistant you already use: Claude Code, Codex, ChatGPT or GitHub Copilot. It points you at the unit, the prompt and the maturity level for your situation, and reads your files inside your own tenant.
Installation routes03 / Where you stand
Five levels crossed with four assessment axes, and the pitfall that comes with each level. In our experience most teams sit at 1 to 2; 3 to 4 is the useful target. Five questions decide whether you can move.
Open the playbook