TERRAIN AI Framework
What's Next
TAIF isn't a framework frozen in a book — it's built in the open, in public view, one shipped feature at a time. This page is the living proof: what just landed, and what the community wants to see next.
TAIF grows from what the community actually needs — not a roadmap decided in isolation.
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A 7-value system for the framework, in the spirit of the Agile Manifesto — each with its own page on how it plays out phase by phase.
The framework-at-a-glance image on the homepage and Big Picture page is now interactive — click any phase, jump straight to its guide.
"Ask TERRAIN" got a Google AI-Mode-style pill with a sparkle icon — same RAG-grounded answers, clearer affordance.
The interactive diagram got its own dedicated destination, matching how SAFe treats its Big Picture as a first-class page.
A RAG-grounded Q&A assistant that only ever answers from the actual published framework — not a general chatbot.
New essay on where AI spend actually comes from inside CIO budgets, and what gets quietly deferred to fund it.
"Why AI projects break traditional Agile" — the opening essay in the AI-crossover blog.
Coming up
A short self-assessment that maps your team's current practices to the 7 phases and flags gaps — the single most-requested feature among competing frameworks.
A public repo for community-submitted case studies and templates, curated onto the site — because TAIF is community-driven, not self-driven.
A browsable glossary of TAIF terms, cross-linked to chapters and phase pages — or a "which phase am I in?" decision guide.
One reference page for what to measure at each phase — model accuracy at Rigorize, drift at Navigate, and everything between.
PNG/PDF export of the framework diagram for decks and internal docs.
A permanent, browsable version of this shipped feed as the book rolls out chapter by chapter through September 2026.
Real, community-submitted stories of TAIF applied in the field — success and failure both.
A simple "was this helpful?" on each book chapter, so we know what needs work before September.