> These people may have domain-specific knowledge that you don't have. Indeed. They implicitly apply domain-specific knowledge during the execution of the task

> These people may have domain-specific knowledge that you don't have. Indeed. They implicitly apply domain-specific knowledge during the execution of the tasks that you observed. It's great that your tool is as effective as the team in the majority of cases, but the flesh-and-blood are better in the minority cases - and that might be enough to prevent your script from being able to replace them. The minority of cases might actually outweigh the majority of cases. For example - your script might be able to reduce expenses by 80 * 50,000 = $4M/year, but that's not very good if a single mistake on one of the minority cases will cost the company $10M. That being said, it seems quite likely that your script could at least be integrated into their workflow - which is great, and ought to get you big kudos.