GEAP READINESS CHECKLIST · FREE · 12 PAGES
Your first agent will ship fine. The tenth one is the problem.
The GEAP readiness self-assessment for engineering leaders. Ten yes-or-no checks on permissions, ownership, enforcement, and cost, each mapped to the Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform control that closes it.
Gartner projects that more than 40% of agentic AI projects will be canceled by the end of 2027, citing escalating costs, unclear business value, and insufficient governance controls. Every item on that list is set at implementation time.
WHAT IS INSIDE
Ten questions, in the order a rollout should be sequenced
Identity and permissions first, scope second, enforcement third, cost last. That order is the point. Getting it wrong is what turns a working pilot into a canceled program.
CHECKS 01 TO 03
Permissions, scope, data
GEAP inherits IAM from Workspace, so an agent's blast radius equals whatever your permission model already allows. Plus the three properties a first use case needs to survive, and why data location is a pricing decision.
CHECKS 04 TO 08
Ownership and enforcement
Who answers for what an agent did, what Agent Registry and Agent Identity make possible, and why Gateway and Model Armor belong in phase one rather than after the pilot is shared.
CHECKS 09 AND 10
Autonomy and cost
Three autonomy tiers with the control that enforces each one, and the token math to run before you choose a model. Compute is roughly $25 a month per agent. Tokens are the line that breaks budgets.
ARCHITECTURE CLINIC · 45 MINUTES
Already know where your gaps are?
WHO YOU GET
A senior architect who has sequenced this rollout before, not an SDR.
WHAT YOU LEAVE WITH
A written gap summary and a next-step order, inside 24 hours.
AVAILABILITY
Only 6 slots run per week, across CEE, Nordics, and UKI.