BAMPT / A FIELD KIT FOR SMALL BUSINESS

You know AI can help.
This is where to start.

The AGENT Kit gives you a ranked list of what to automate first, the build steps for the one that pays most, and a way to prove it worked. Then you run it again for the next one.

Built by an operator who ships these systems for clients. No fluff, no fake urgency.

The AGENT Kit field guide

The real problem

You have heard AI can take real work off your plate, and you are right. The hard part was never the tools. It is knowing where to begin. Pick the wrong task first and you get an okay result, lose interest, and miss what AI could actually do for you.

The fix is a clear order. Find the work worth automating, rank it, and start with the one that pays the most. That is the whole job, and this kit walks you through it, step by step.

You are one clear decision away from AI that works for you. The decision is what to build first.

The AGENT Kit: the field guide and fillable worksheets

Print it and work through it today. The living version stays current as the tools change.

What you walk away with

  • A map of the repetitive work you do without counting it.
  • A ranked list of what to automate, scored by value against effort, so the order is decided by math, not mood.
  • Build steps and ready-to-use prompts for the automations worth your time.
  • A way to roll them out without breaking anything, and a way to prove they worked.

How it works

The AGENT framework. Five steps, in order, because the order is the point.

AAuditSee the work you have stopped noticing.
GGaugeRank what you found by value against effort.
EEngineerBuild the few that earned their place.
NNavigateRoll them out without breaking the business.
TTrackProve it worked.

You do them in order the first time. After that it is a loop, and each pass is faster, because the thinking is now yours.

See what to build first

Gauge is the step almost everyone skips. It sorts every task you found into four zones, so the order stops being a guess.

Start here

High value, low effort. Build first.

The prize

High value, high effort. Worth it, maybe a hire.

Later

Low value, low effort. Not a priority.

Leave it

Low value, high effort. Walk away.

Value rises as you go up. Effort rises as you go right.

You build from the top of Start Here. Not the loudest task. The one the math chose.

What's inside

01

A 38-page field guide

The full framework, written to print and write on. Yours to keep.

02

Fillable worksheets

One for every step, sized to print, plus two filled-in examples.

03

Ready-to-use prompts

The prompts that do the heavy lifting at each step, copy and paste.

04

A living web version

Kept current as the tools change, so your copy stays a step ahead.

Who it's for

This is for you if:

  • You know AI could take real work off your plate but are not sure where to begin.
  • You have tried automating something and it did not stick.
  • You want an honest read on what to build yourself and what to hand off.

Questions

I tried AI before and it did not stick. Why is this different?

Most do-it-yourself automation fails for one reason: people build the wrong thing first. They automate the loud, annoying task instead of the quiet one that quietly costs more. The kit fixes the order. You find every candidate, rank it by value against effort, and start with the one that actually pays.

Do I need to be technical?

No. If you can fill in a worksheet and copy and paste a prompt, you can use this. It is built for owners and operators, not engineers. Where a build is genuinely technical, the kit tells you so instead of leaving you stuck.

Is this just a sales pitch for your agency?

No, and the kit works against that on purpose. It tells you honestly which builds to do yourself and which are worth handing off, even when the answer is that you need no one. Most of what you find, you can do on your own.

Will it work for my kind of business?

It is built for small service businesses, from solo operators to small teams. The two worked examples cover both ends, a solo studio and a twelve-person agency. The method is the same whatever you do, and the worksheets adapt to your actual work.

How long does it take?

Your first pass takes about ninety minutes and ends with a ranked shortlist and one clear first build. It is not a course you binge. It is a working session you run, then rerun for each new build.

What exactly do I get?

A print-ready PDF field guide, fillable worksheets for all five steps, ready-to-use prompts, and two filled-in worked examples. You also get the living web version, an online edition kept current as the tools change.

Chantal, co-founder and CTO of BAMPT

Who made this

I am Chantal, co-founder and CTO of BAMPT. We build operational AI systems for service businesses, and we test everything in our own companies before a client ever sees it.

I built this kit because the most common thing I hear is, I know AI can help, I just do not know where to start. This is my honest answer, including the part where I tell you what not to pay anyone to build.

Chantal, co-founder, BAMPT  /  bampt.co

Find where to start. Build it right. Prove it worked.

Want to see it in action? See it filled in first.

See the whole framework run on a real-shaped business, free. Two versions, because a one-person shop and a business with a team do not look the same. We will send both, plus a short series on how to use them.

For the solo operator

I run things mostly myself

A photography studio finds its first build and proves it worked.

For the small team

I have a team and more moving parts

A twelve-person agency does the same, with more handoffs at stake.

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