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Map your business. Leave with a plan.
- Two-hour discovery call with the operator
- Workflow, stack, and risk mapping
- A written plan of work, yours to keep
- No pressure to continue
OpsDock designs, builds, and runs the AI side of your business. Installed in fourteen days. Supported for ninety. We work with a small number of clients each quarter.
We build on the models that fit your data policy, then connect them to the tools and channels your team already uses every day.
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FirefliesMost operators start with the middle path. The survey gives you a plan; the install gives you a working system; the run gives you a team that owns it.
Map your business. Leave with a plan.
We build the agents and wire them in.
We run it with you for ninety days.
Two-hour discovery. We map your business, your stack, and the work you would most like to give to a machine.
Fourteen days. We design the agents, wire the integrations, set up dashboards, and document escalation paths.
On day fourteen your team gets credentials, runbooks, and a private channel with the operator who built it.
Ninety days of joint operation. We monitor, tune, and harden. By day ninety, your team owns it.
Indicative ranges drawn from past engagements. Your numbers fall out of the survey call, not the website.
Returns triage, supplier follow-ups, post-purchase comms.
Inbound lead triage, document workflows, inspection coordination.
Client reporting, intake forms, internal QA against playbooks.
Quoting, supplier comms, job tracking, after-sales follow-up.
We've installed most of the items here at least once. Some are off-the-shelf, some are bespoke. None are theoretical.
Talk to us about a specific oneMCP servers, connectors, dashboards, agent skills, payment gateways — whatever the job actually needs. Shipped with security and engineering best practices baked in, not bolted on.
A daily cockpit for the metrics, queues, and agent runs an operator actually needs to see before their first coffee. Built when the off-the-shelf dashboards drifted out of sync with the workflows behind them.
x402 payment gates for APIs, agents, and MCP servers. Wallets are managed by Privy so keys never touch our infrastructure, and every request is metered, signed, and auditable.
Least-privilege credentials, scoped tokens, signed requests, audit trails. We assume the agent will be wrong sometimes — and design the blast radius accordingly.
MCP for tool servers, OAuth and OIDC for identity, x402 for paid endpoints, Tailscale for private networking. Boring choices that age well.
Source in your repos, deployed inside your environment, documented for the team that will run it. We are not the dependency.

Engineer and founder, twenty years building production systems for businesses that needed to keep running while they were being rebuilt. OpsDock is what I'd hire if I were running your business today.
I take on four clients a quarter. If we're a fit, we'll both know by the end of the first call.
We build it. We install it. We run it with you for ninety days. Every engagement starts with a scoping call. No templates, no canned decks.
Six short fields: the two workflows you would most like to give to a machine, the stack you run them on, and what good looks like in ninety days. We reply within a business day.