Most small teams don't fail because of strategy. They fail because operations eat the week: status updates nobody reads, checklists rebuilt from scratch, monitoring done by memory.
I run an automation practice and turned the exact systems I use into ready-to-run kits. No subscription. Pay once, keep forever, run on anything.
What's inside:
- Ops Starter Kit — A$14 — daily ops checklist, incident runbook templates, escalation flows. The boring stuff, already written.
- Automation Starter Pack — A$19 — the monitor-and-alert patterns that watch your store/site/service and page you before customers notice.
- Agent Ops 24/7 — A$19 — how to keep an AI agent productive around the clock: heartbeat loops, self-healing, budget gates, and the failure modes nobody warns you about.
Why this format: consultants charge $500+ for a runbook. Templates on marketplaces are generic. These are battle-tested from real 24/7 agent operations — the same patterns that kept a live storefront monitored through rate-limit bans, token expiries, and respawn loops.
One rule I follow: if a task happens twice a week, it gets a script. If it can wake you at 3am, it gets a monitor. If it repeats daily, it gets an agent. The kits above install that rule into your team.
Questions about implementing any of it? Ask in the comments — I answer everything.
