The AIRE Nine · nine ways to work with AI
AIRE Assessment™How it works, screen by screen
Every person on a team works with AI in one of nine ways. Forty-one statements in eight minutes show which one, in the plain language of their industry. No ranking, no performance review: a work-style map an owner can use to put the right people on the first pilot, and the security habit each style is best placed to own.
- 11 · Arrive
Nine ways to work with AI
airenine.com
What they seeThe promise in one line, and a sample employer dashboard on the right: who has completed, who is pending, and each person's four-bar profile.
Why it mattersAn owner sees the end result before anyone on the team answers a question.

- 22 · Choose
Pick an industry, or just start
airenine.com/take-aire
What they seeSixteen industry lenses, construction first. The industry changes the wording of the statements and the report; it never changes the scoring.
Why it mattersA superintendent reads about jobsites, a nurse about shifts. Same instrument underneath.

- 32 · Choose
Pick a role
Construction roles
What they seeProject Manager, Superintendent, Foreman, Estimator, Owner, and the rest. Then Start free assessment.
Why it mattersThe role sets the altitude of the examples in the report.

- 43 · Assess
Before you begin
Name and email, then the rules
What they seeEnglish or Español. No right or wrong answers, no good or bad result, caution scores as a strength, not a performance review, answer as you actually work today.
Why it mattersTrust rules stated before the first question, so people answer honestly.

- 53 · Assess
One statement per screen
Question 1 of 41
What they seeA statement, a four-point agree scale, a progress bar, time remaining, and why we ask this (Awareness, Initiative, Rigor or Execution).
Why it mattersEight minutes, one thumb, phone or desktop.

- 63 · Assess
Four dimensions
Question 2 of 41
What they seeStatements rotate across A (Awareness), I (Initiative), R (Rigor) and E (Execution), with four consistency items mixed in.
Why it mattersFour independent scores, 0 to 100 each, place the person in one of nine patterns.

- 74 · Report
The personal report
Sample · Construction · AIRE Translator
What they seeFour dimension scores, the canonical type and its construction expression, then plain English: how you work with AI, what to watch, how a manager gets the best from you. Free to see, $7.99 unlocks the full PDF.
Why it mattersA description of how someone works, in their industry's words, that they are glad to share.

- 84 · Report
The AIRE Nine
airenine.com/archetypes
What they seePilot, Architect, Analyst, Operator, Steward, Translator, Builder, Verifier and Pragmatist, each with what it is good at and the security habit it owns.
Why it mattersNine ways of being good at the work. No type outranks another.

- 95 · Team
The team composition report
airenine.com/sample/team
What they seeEveryone's type on one grid, which of the nine patterns the team has, which it is thin on, and who to put on the first AI pilot.
Why it mattersThis is what an owner actually needs: who starts it, who makes it repeatable, who keeps verified work from shipping errors.

- 105 · Team
For employers
airenine.com/for-employers
What they seeThree free seats, then volume pricing per employee. Invite by email, watch completion, read the team report, no individual performance scoring.
Why it mattersDeploy to a crew of twelve in an afternoon.

- 116 · Trust
Security & AI Trust
airenine.com/security
What they seeWhat we hold, where it lives, who sees it, how to delete it, one security learning objective per AIRE type, and the CLN AI Security Essentials credential.
Why it mattersThe people half of the Security & AI Trust Protocol that also lives in every Road Map.

Take it with you
The questions and the outcomes, as PDFs
Every question we ask, and what a person or a contractor gets back. Open on a tablet, send after a meeting, print for a peer group.
Two products, one ecosystem
AIRE maps the people who will carry an AI rollout. Roadmap for AI maps the company's software and builds the plan. The plan's rollout step links to AIRE and back.
AIRE Assessment™ and Roadmap for AI are published with the Construction Leadership Network. Screens shown are the live product as of September 2026.