I Packaged the Prompts Behind This Blog and Priced It at $19

Update — July 30, 2026: The first version described below was an
n8n-specific prompt pack. I retired that archive instead of continuing to
sell a description that no longer matched the download. The current product
is the AI Work Starter System v1.7: 44 local files for choosing one AI
task, checking the result, and repeating only what works.

The price is still $19 for the first verified buyer, but the product is no
longer a bundle of generic prompts or an n8n setup guide.

That change matters because a sales article should describe the file a buyer
will actually receive—not the file that happened to exist when the article was
first published.

What the current $19 system is for

The system is designed for a beginner who has one repeated task and wants a
checked workflow without starting with code or a specific automation platform.

The method is simple:

1. Define one visible result.
2. List only the allowed inputs.
3. Separate AI production from human review.
4. Record the evidence and corrections.
5. Repeat the workflow only if the first run was useful.

It can be adapted to research, publishable content, a digital product, or a
recurring operating task. The finished artifact comes first; the AI tool comes
second.

What is actually inside v1.7

The download contains 44 local files organized around starting, checking,
and repeating one task:

• an outcome brief and task-fit check;
• a 30-minute first-run guide;
• four filled synthetic examples;
• a separate human review gate;
• completion and evidence receipts;
• a local HTML Control Room;
• six CSV ledgers for outcomes, evidence, cost, time, failures, and release approval.

Everything is local. There is no account connection, subscription, private-data
upload, or dependency on one AI provider.

Before buying, the public product page provides the exact five-file starter
sample and a local Control Room preview. If the sample does not help with one
real but non-sensitive task, the larger system is not a good purchase.

What the $19 does not buy

This is a self-serve digital download. It does not include:

• custom implementation;
• access to the buyer's accounts;
• a coding course or n8n installation;
• ongoing operation or support;
• guaranteed traffic, customers, revenue, time savings, or error-free output.

The structure can make review more explicit. It cannot make an uncertain
business result certain.

Why the first price remains $19

There are currently zero verified sales, so the public first-buyer price has
not advanced.

The published ladder is:

• Buyer 1: $19
• Buyer 2: $29
• Buyer 3: $39
• Buyer 4: $49
• Buyer 5: $59
• Buyer 6 and later: $69

The price moves only after a completed, verified sale. A page view, checkout
click, test order, or internal log is not counted as a buyer.

Gumroad lists a seven-calendar-day digital-download refund policy. A refund
ends the license and requires deletion of the files; it does not guarantee a
business outcome or compatibility with every tool.

Inspect the current files before deciding

See the exact 44-file system, free sample, exclusions, refund terms, and
first-buyer price

That is the only current product path from this article. I will keep the
verified sales count at zero until a real completed payment proves otherwise.