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Two days for the work
that usually gets left behind

In the KI-Werkstatt your team works on exactly that, with us at your side. Nobody needs to know how to code.

Skills that grow on your own use case
Clarity on whether the idea holds up
A prototype you can show
Readiness check for the KI-Werkstatt · 2 minAbout the KI-Werkstatt

Three short questions, no email needed.

Where does it get stuck for you most right now?

We haven't really started with AI yetEveryone experiments alone, there is no shared lineA lot comes out, but nobody knows whether it holds upDay-to-day business leaves no room for it

Who in your team uses AI for product work?

Hardly anyoneA few curious people, each on their ownAlmost everyone, but each in their own wayWe have a shared way of working

How do you tell whether an AI result is good?

It sounds plausibleSomeone experienced looks it overWe test it with users or dataHonestly: we don't

What would help you most right now?

Understand what's possible firstFind a shared way of working as a teamTry out a concrete idea in two daysGet faster at what's already running

What does the AI know about your product and your users?

Only what I type in at that momentEveryone has their own prompts and notesThere are shared documents everyone usesI don't know

Who decides what gets built when everything suddenly moves fast?

The roadmap, as alwaysWhoever shows something firstWe decide together at fixed checkpointsThat's unclear right now

How does the pace feel right now?

Calm, not much is happening hereI can barely keep upWe produce faster than we can think it throughGood, we've found our rhythm

Here is what we heard

Trainings done, ways of working messy.

What can AI do, where do we stand, where are we heading? Right now everyone on the team answers that for themselves, and nobody knows what the others think.

  • Everyone uses AI differently
  • AI licenses only used for writing
  • Handovers to stakeholders stall

Shared understanding. After two days everyone is on the same page, about the product and about working with AI.

Here is what we heard

Fast to a solution, all to the same one.

AI gets you to a solid solution quickly, usually the obvious one. Whether it becomes yours is up to you: which path, where AI takes over, what role it plays in the product.

  • Results are good, but interchangeable
  • Unclear where AI takes over and where you do
  • AI in your own product stays an intention

More creative solutions. After two days you have a solution that looks like you, with AI designed in as part of the product.

Here is what we heard

Well set up today, future uncertain.

A lot already runs on AI at your place, and you check what comes out of it. Where product and ways of working go from here is something nobody on the team has played through yet.

  • Day to day, the next best thing is enough
  • Prototypes end up in a drawer
  • Shown, cheered, fizzled out

Tangible future. After two days a piece of your future is up and running, and you keep working on it on Monday.

You're not alone with the pace: in a survey of around 6,000 people from tech teams, 46% worry about being stuck at a pace they can't sustain in the long run (Lenny’s Newsletter, July 2026).