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Pain points in business: what people struggle with
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Automation Maintenance Debt
Automations are built and forgotten, then silently break, duplicate work, and require constant manual upkeep because no one owns or documents them.
In their words
We run creator-marketing ops and need one reliable person to maintain our automation stack and build new stuff over time.
i want to automate our third party risk management this quarter
Campaign managers still build segments manually, approval workflows take days, and the "AI" in our stack is basically a propensity model from 2021 that nobody has retrained.
Right now every automations are breaking in our agency too.
worked for about a month before someone changed a property name and broke it quietly
I am running a similar system and could use technical help, have 80 current clients and about to scale aggressively.
Sometimes you might as well write a bash script
armar un proyecto para automatizar un porcentaje enorme de las tareas que hoy hace la gente de desarrollo
don't have to send an agent 8 photos proving a monitor won't turn on
I run a huge SCCM platform for a US government org with >100,000 devices - I run it alone and manage other project tasks as well.
I am wanting to automate the entirely of this checklist so that pre-provisioning essentially creates a "blank canvas" for every device
We're in the process of firing a vendor because it turns out their "automation" was actually not automated, it was a person copying files
Even the simplest of Excel formulae, power automate flows simply go abandoned once the creator moves on, or maybe a very expensive consultant is onboard to maintain what amounts to a handful of lines of code.
a centralized knowledge vault for agent instructions across multiple instances solves a real pain point for anyone managing several client environments.
Automation builders and agencies
Where they talk
- r/automation
- r/sysadmin
- r/AiAutomations
- r/AI_Agents
- r/nocode
- r/gohighlevel
- r/cybersecurity
- r/n8n
Tools they use today
- n8n
- Make
- Claude
- Zapier
- Power Automate
- PowerShell
- Excel
- GoHighLevel
Why those fall short
- no error handling, no documentation, no governance or ownership
- no way to show AI as productivity multiplier instead of cost cutting
- v1 and v2 cmdlets differ; capabilities missing; primitive and limited versus PowerCLI
- platform complexity and scale exceed what one person can manage
- support demands excessive evidence and delays resolution
Map of ideas
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