The free AI Power Test scores how advanced the way you use AI actually is,
from prompting and model choice to MCP, custom tools, async tasks, and agents. Answer a few
questions and get your AI Power Score, a full breakdown, and the next thing worth
learning.
37 questions~3 min for a scoreFree · no sign-up
// what_it_measures
Four dimensions of how you use AI.
01
Output & Craft
Faster, more reliable AI output, with verification built into how you work rather than bolted on after.
02
Efficiency & Planning
Plan the work, match the model to the task, and manage context so AI gets cheaper and sharper at once.
03
Interface & Modality
Move past web chat tabs into CLI, voice, and AI wired directly into the tools you already use.
04
Orchestration
Connect your tools and data through MCP and run real multi-step agent workflows, async and unattended.
// the_bands
From Curious to Orchestrator.
1Curious
2Hands-On
3Operator
4Orchestrator
Most people land Hands-On or Operator. The test shows you exactly which habits and
tools move you up.
FAQ
AI Power Test, answered.
It is a free self-assessment that scores how advanced your personal AI workflow is. Instead of trivia, it rates how you actually use AI day to day across speed, accuracy, prompting, model selection, tooling, and automation, then gives you a single AI Power Score (an open-ended benchmark with no fixed cap) and a named band from Curious to Orchestrator.
Four dimensions: Output and Craft (speed, accuracy, prompting), Efficiency and Planning (token efficiency, model choice, architecture), Interface and Modality (voice, CLI, reusable commands, working untethered), and Orchestration (MCP, custom tools, async tasks, workflows, and agents). Each gets its own sub-score.
About three to five minutes. The test adapts as you go: it opens with simple questions and only digs into advanced systems when your answers earn it, so you are never stuck answering things that do not apply to you.
Yes. It is completely free, there is no sign-up to see your score, and your answers stay in your browser unless you ask us to email you the full scorecard.
Anyone who uses AI and wants an honest read on where they stand, from curious beginners to power users running agents and custom MCP servers. It is a quick way to find the next thing worth learning.
Every answer becomes an amplifier or a retractor, then the whole test is rolled into one cumulative score, like a Cinebench run for how you use AI, plus a sub-score for each of the four dimensions. There is no fixed cap: the number keeps climbing as your habits improve, and it is ranked against reference levels from Curious to Orchestrator so you can see exactly where you stand and what to beat. Stronger answers on harder, more advanced questions are what push the number up, so the score reflects real capability rather than how many questions you answered.
