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I’m parking AI DevOS and putting FormPulse on the clock

School booking stays. AI DevOS is parked. FormPulse is the Earn $60 bet on a clock from Sep 14 to about Sep 29.

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I’ve been running too many “active” bets at once. School booking stays. AI DevOS does not. FormPulse does.

What the $60 bet is

Separate from the school platform, I’m running a simple Earn $60 lane: ship small tools and try to get to about $60 a month in real revenue from outside customers. Not a brand story. A kill clock.

This lane is also an experiment with Grok Bot. I’m trying to earn back what I spend on it each month, and to see what the setup can actually do under a real deadline. I wrote up how I wired that shop in how I set up my Grok Bot workflow.

FormPulse is the current tool in that lane.

What FormPulse is

FormPulse watches contact and lead forms. It submits a real test on a schedule and alerts you when the thank-you page or delivery quietly fails.

The paid loop is already running: canaries, alert emails, Stripe Customer Portal in Settings. The product runs.

Why AI DevOS is parked

AI DevOS still matters to me. The CLI work and DevHQ wireframes were real. But “active” has to mean a next proof I’m actually running this week.

Right now that proof is FormPulse: at least one outside paying customer by about Sep 29 (14-day clock from Sep 14). If it doesn’t clear, I kill or reshape it. I don’t keep it in the active column for company.

Honest status

No big win yet. Product MRR from FormPulse is still $0. Parking AI DevOS is not a failure story. It’s me refusing to pretend three fronts are all moving.

School booking keeps its partner loop. FormPulse gets the Earn $60 clock. AI DevOS waits until it earns the slot again.

What’s next

Keep shipping FormPulse toward that first paying customer. Update this site’s active list to match what I’m actually betting on.