AutoKit Labs Kit Nº 02
Waitlist

In the works — waitlist open, nothing charged

Twenty jobs off your evening.
Drafted by your AI, sent by you.

BotBento: Agent Box — Kit Nº 02For solo service businesses

Quotes, booking reminders, review replies, price-rise letters, the Monday brief. Twenty copy-paste workflows for people who fix, clean, teach, shoot, cut, groom and book. Each card names the role, the details to paste, and the one thing to check before anything reaches a client.

Join the waitlist — $19 at launch See what's in the box

20 cards5 job familiesnothing to install$19 at launch

You cannot buy this yet, and the waitlist is an email — no card, no deposit, no preorder. At launch it is $19 one-time, with a 14-day refund.

Close-up of a stack of cards with painted edges in teal, copper, pink, plum and red — one colour per kit.
Checked before it shipsThe 2026 review, texting, late-fee and no-show rules are written down and dated, with sources.
14-day refundOnce the box is on sale: if it doesn't do what it says, email us and the money goes back.
No income promisesKits install software and teach systems. What you earn is your business.
Nothing charged todayThis box is not for sale yet. The waitlist is an email address — no card, no deposit.
The junk drawer

A prompt is not a system.

You have seen the mega-packs: ten thousand prompts, no instructions, no way to tell which ones work on a Tuesday when a client has just cancelled. Twenty cards that each earn their slot beat ten thousand that do not.

What most people have

A folder of screenshots and a blank chat box.

Screenshots of prompts, three bookmarked packs, and every Sunday evening spent rewriting the same quote from scratch.

  • No details asked for, so every draft is generic
  • No rules, so it invents a fee you never charged
  • No check step, so a draft goes out raw
  • No record, so next month starts from zero again
What the box gives you

Twenty jobs, each written down properly.

Offers, getting booked, client messages, reviews, quotes and invoices. Each card is a small system, not a one-liner.

  • A role to paste first, so the AI stays in one lane
  • A named list of your details, so it works from your shop
  • Rules and an output shape, so drafts arrive sorted
  • A check list and a next action, so you stay the owner

Every card is the same loop: role · your details · rules · draft · the one thing to check · next action

How it runs

Fifteen minutes, three steps, one habit.

A card is a repeatable chat, not a piece of software running on its own. This is the loop, and it is the same for all twenty.

The card-run loop

each node is a section printed on every card
20 cards Pick the job one card, one job 5 roles Paste the role keeps the AI in lane your shop Paste your details rates, hours, the job sorted draft Read the flags they sit on top you Fix, send then log it Run tracker — every run logged worked? what changed? reuse next time?
  1. Pick the job20 cardsone card, one job
  2. Paste the role5 roleskeeps the AI in lane
  3. Paste your detailsyour shoprates, hours, the job
  4. Read the flagssorted draftthey sit on top
  5. Fix, sendyouthen log it
  6. Run tracker — every run loggedworked? what changed? reuse next time?
Printed on the card Your call Logged every time
00:00

Pick the job

The one that annoyed you most this week. A quote, a no-show, a bad review.

00:03

Paste role, then card

Two copy-pastes into the chat assistant you already open on your phone.

00:07

Add your real numbers

The card lists exactly what it needs: your rate, your hours, the client's message.

00:15

Catch one thing, send

Every draft has one. Fix it, send it, write the run down. Week two is faster.

A worn wooden desk with a leather appointment diary, a brass-clipped clipboard, a bunch of keys, a mug and a stack of teal-edged cards.
Plate 01 The cards sit beside the appointment book, not inside an app. Teal edges mark the Agent Box; each kit in the range gets one colour.

What is BotBento: Agent Box?

Twenty copy-paste AI workflows for a solo service business or local shop. Five families — offers and service pages, getting booked, client messages, reviews and reputation, money and ops. Each card names the role to paste, the details it needs, the draft it returns, the one thing to check, and what to do next. Nothing to install: it runs in the AI chat assistant you already use.

A walkthrough from the box

This is Card 14, on a phone, in a car park.

A worked example — the maths tutor is invented, the review rule is not. She wants more Google reviews and is about to offer a free session for five stars. That offer would break the rule. The card catches it before anything is sent.

Same chat assistant. Completely different answer.

Card 14 is the Rule-Safe Review Request. You paste the Reputation Keeper role, the card, and the review section of the 2026 reference. It writes the ask — and tells you which rule you were about to walk into.

  • Works where you already are. Any capable AI chat assistant. No new accounts, nothing to install.
  • Four cards make you paste the rules. The service page, no-shows, review requests and invoices all pull from a dated 2026 reference with sources.
  • You write down what happened. The tracker keeps what worked, what you changed, and what to reuse.
Inside the box

Twenty cards, five families.

Named after the five things every service business actually does. Most owners start at Card 17, Card 14, or Card 01.

Cards 01–04

Offers & pages

Turn "I do whatever people need" into three tiers with prices, and a service page that says what you can prove.

Service Tiers Builder · One-Page Service Page · Offer Rescue · Intake Questionnaire

Cards 05–08

Getting booked

A week of local posts, the nudge to past clients, and something to run when the quiet months arrive.

Local Content Week · Referral & Repeat Nudge · Description Sharpener · Slow-Season Filler

Cards 09–13

Client messages

The quote message, the follow-up nobody enjoys writing, the no-show reply, and the one you are stuck on right now.

Quote Message · Quote Follow-Up · No-Show Message · Reply Helper · Reminders

Cards 14–16

Reviews & reputation

Ask for reviews without breaking the rule, answer the bad one for the next reader, and find the theme hiding in all of them.

Rule-Safe Review Request · Review Response Writer · Review Theme Miner

Cards 17–20

Money & ops

A quote you can defend, terms that get you paid, the price-rise letter you have been putting off, and the Monday brief.

Quote & Estimate Calculator · Invoice & Terms · Price-Rise Letter · Weekly Shop Brief

A cream box with a teal lid resting open at an angle, divided compartments inside holding stacks of cards.
Plate 02 Illustration, not a parcel. Everything below arrives as files you download and read on the device you already own.
Part 01

Quick-start guide

The 15-minute first run in three steps, and the one habit that makes the rest work.

quick-start-guide
Part 02

20 workflow cards

The box itself. Role, details needed, master prompt, follow-ups, check list, next action.

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Part 03

Card map

All twenty on one screen, plus a "start here if…" list that points five common situations at a card.

card-map
Part 04

Service-business basics 2026

Review rules, texting consent, late fees, no-shows, and what you may claim on a service page. Dated, with sources.

service-business-basics
Part 05

Five roles

Offer Builder, Local Marketer, Client Voice, Reputation Keeper, Shop Operator. Paste one above any card.

agent-roles-library
Part 06

Five worked runs

A groomer, a tutor, a cleaner, a photographer, a handyman — each showing the one wrong thing the owner caught.

example-walkthroughs
Part 07

Prompt add-ons

The toolbox you run on top of a draft to sharpen it, check it, or turn it into something else.

prompt-add-ons
Part 08

Trackers

A workbook with real dropdowns and a quotes sheet that adds itself up. Plain spreadsheet and Notion versions too.

trackers · run-tracker · notion template
Part 09

Licence & safe use

What you may do with the drafts, and the lines the cards refuse to cross. Read it before you publish anything.

license-and-safe-use
The point of the review step

The tidy answer is the dangerous one.

Example walkthrough 03, from the box — Dana is a made-up photographer we run the cards on. Put Card 17 on an eight-hour wedding with a second shooter and the first draft looks complete, adds up correctly, and quietly works her for free.

First draft — looks finished
Labour — 8 hrs × $150$1,200
Second shooter — 8 hrs × $75$600
Editingnot listed
Materials, album$200
Quote$2,000

Nothing here is wrong. That is the problem: a clean total with the biggest part of the job missing from it.

After Dana catches it
Labour — 8 hrs × $150$1,200
Second shooter — 8 hrs × $75$600
Editing — 18 hrs × $60$1,080
Materials, album$200
Contingency, labelled — 10%$308
Likely / if it runs long$3,400 / $3,700

She spends 15 to 20 hours editing a wedding. The card asks for a range instead of one fragile number, and labels the contingency instead of padding quietly.

tracker > card 17 · caught missing edit hours — quote was ~40% low · worked? yes · next: hand number to card 09

Why every card ends with a check

The AI writes a fast first version. You catch the wrong number, the fee you never disclosed, the claim you cannot prove. That catch is the design — not a disclaimer bolted on the end. No card in the box sends anything, books anything, or charges anyone.

Fit check

Read this before you join the list.

It is a small kit with a narrow job. Here is who it is wrong for.

It fits if…

  • You sell your time and skill — cleaning, tutoring, grooming, shooting, fixing, cutting, cooking
  • Quotes, reminders, review replies and invoices are eating your evenings
  • You already use an AI chat assistant and the answers come back generic
  • You will read a draft before a client does — every card assumes that

Skip it if…

  • You want something installed on your computer that runs on its own — that is the Starter Box, Kit Nº 01, also in the works
  • You are expecting bookings or income to be promised. They are not, here or anywhere on this page
  • You need legal, tax, medical or financial advice — the cards refuse that lane on purpose
  • You want to send AI drafts without reading them first
Pricing

You cannot buy this yet.

The Agent Box has not shipped. There is no preorder and no card form on this page — the buttons open an email. These are the prices it will launch at; when it is published we send you the link and you decide then.

The box

Agent Box

$19one-time

Nothing is charged until it ships. After that, 14 days: run three cards as written, and if the drafts are not useful, email us and we send the money back.

  • All nine parts — 20 cards, five roles, five worked runs
  • The dated 2026 service-business reference, with sources
  • Tracker workbook, plain spreadsheet and Notion versions
  • Every v1.x update, no extra charge
In the works — no preorder Email me when it ships
Planned, later

Agent Box Pro

$49one-time

Pro does not exist yet — the extra material below has not been written. Nothing is charged. Same 14-day refund when it eventually ships.

  • Everything in the Agent Box
  • More worked runs, from more trades
  • Replies from us by email during your first week of runs
In the works — no preorder Email me if Pro happens
Done with you

Agent Setup Service

from$1,500

Live, one-to-one install session

  • We install your AI agent with you, live
  • Provider keys, chat hookups and spending caps set properly
  • Your first 10 tasks wired to the jobs that eat your week

This is our time, not the box. The Agent Box is not part of it and is not included. Nothing is charged when you apply. We read your answers, scope the job and send a written quote first. A $300 deposit holds the slot once you accept, refundable up to 48 hours before, and you can reschedule once at no cost.

Open slots — booked by application Apply for a setup slot

What will the Agent Box cost?

It has not shipped, so you cannot buy it today and joining the list does not charge you. At launch the box is $19 one-time for all nine parts. A Pro version at $49 is planned but not built. The done-with-you Agent Setup Service starts at $1,500, held with a $300 deposit that is refundable up to 48 hours before — that is a live install session and does not include the box. Once on sale, every kit carries a 14-day refund.

Questions

Asked before joining the list.

Can I buy the Agent Box today?

Not yet. The Agent Box is in the works. The waitlist is an email link — nothing is charged, and there is no preorder. When it is published we send you the link, and you decide then.

What is BotBento: Agent Box?

Twenty copy-paste AI workflows for a solo service business or local shop, grouped into five families: offers and service pages, getting booked, client messages, reviews and reputation, and money and ops. Each card names the role to paste, the details it needs, the draft it returns, the one thing to check, and the next action. The box also holds a dated 2026 service-business reference, five reusable roles, five example runs, prompt add-ons, a run tracker workbook and safe-use notes.

Do I need any software or technical setup?

No. Nothing to install and no accounts to open. If you can copy and paste, you can run every card in the AI chat assistant you already use.

Who is it for?

People who sell time and skill: freelancers, cleaners, tutors, photographers, groomers, salons, repair shops, cafe owners. If your evenings go on quotes, reminders, review replies and invoices, the cards are written for you.

Will this get me more bookings?

We do not promise bookings, income or rankings — anyone who does is selling you something else. The cards draft the writing faster and flag what to check. What you send and how clients respond is yours.

Is it safe to use with real clients?

Every card ends with a review step, and four cards that touch rules — the service page, no-shows, review requests and invoices — make you paste the relevant section of the dated 2026 reference before they run. Nothing here is legal, tax, medical or financial advice. Check anything in a regulated area with a qualified professional.

How is this different from the AI Agent Starter Box?

The Starter Box (Kit Nº 01) installs a real, always-on assistant on your computer. The Agent Box (Kit Nº 02) installs nothing — it turns the chat assistant you already have into twenty repeatable jobs. Most service-business owners want this one. Both are in the works; neither is on sale yet.

What is the refund policy?

At launch: 14 days. Run three cards as written, and if the drafts are not useful for your business, email us and we send the money back. Nothing is charged before it ships.

Kit Nº 02

Get the evening back. Keep the last word.

Twenty cards, one reading habit, and a tracker that makes week two easier than week one — in the chat assistant already on your phone.

Email me when it ships

$19 at launch. Nothing charged today, no preorder, no card details asked for. 14-day refund once it is on sale.