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OpsGhost – Your Autonomous AI Operations Team
I built OpsGhost for a problem I kept seeing with small businesses: the gap between "something broke" and "someone fixed it" is where all the damage happens. A product sells out at midnight. Nobody notices until 9 AM. Sales are gone, customers are annoyed, and the owner is playing catch-up. Most monitoring tools just alert you and stop. They leave the real work — finding the cause, fixing it, telling customers, writing it up — entirely on you. That's not operations support, it's just a louder way of finding out you have a problem. So I didn't build an alert system. I built a team. OpsGhost is six AI agents that split up the work like a real ops team would: Watchdog watches your data 24/7 — inventory, orders, complaints, cash flow — for anything wrong. Investigator doesn't stop at "something's wrong." It finds the root cause and briefs the rest of the team. Financial Impact Agent turns the problem into a number you can't ignore — projected revenue loss per hour, not just "low stock." Fixer takes the action someone would normally forget at 2 AM — generates a purchase order and emails the real supplier to restock. Communications Agent emails every affected customer a genuine apology and a discount code, so they don't churn. Reporter writes the after-action report — what happened, what was done, what to watch next time. Setup is just a Google Sheet URL. No dashboards to configure, no integrations to wire, no infrastructure to babysit. In our demo, Wireless Headphones hit zero stock. Watchdog catches it in minutes. Investigator traces the cause. Financial Impact Agent calculates the bleed. Fixer emails the supplier a real purchase order. Communications Agent emails every affected customer. Reporter logs the incident. No human touches any of it. What I care about here isn't that it's "AI-powered" — it's that the owner gets to stay asleep while the business handles itself. The 2 AM problem doesn't get monitored more closely. It gets handled.
19 Jun 2026
