Running a company where people and AI agents work on the same team.

Anthropic just published a study of its own people. By August, their AI agents were working six times the hours their employees were, and the bottleneck was human attention. Fortune called it botsitting. The part that stopped me: Anthropic could count its agents. Could you count yours? This is a home services company, three locations, about forty people. Their leadership team thought they ran two agents. When they listed everything, they found nine. A follow-up tool a sales rep switched on. A chatbot inside the scheduling software. The bookkeeper's AI. I learned this inside my own company. Four of my agents went quiet, and nothing told me. I found out because I asked. So, three steps. See them. Seat them, with a person who owns each one and one number it has to hit. Then meet them every week with everyone else. Watch: the agent chasing unpaid invoices is slipping, and the meeting just caught it. So tell me: how many AI agents does your company run right now? People and agents on one org chart, every seat owning a number, and a weekly meeting that picks up where the last one ended. If you've tried to change at the speed of AI and it didn't stick, that's what OTP is for. orgtp.com.