The writing part of ops, already drafted.
Log triage, incident updates, change requests, postmortems, on-call handoffs. The AI writes the draft. You keep the judgment, which was always the part that mattered.
Cronhaven makes prompts built for specific ops tasks, not "act as a DevOps engineer" filler. Every one carries the context lines that decide whether the output is useful, and a QA line telling you how hard to check it before you act.
Get the prompts
Five of these, written out in full with the fill-ins and guardrails already in them, are free on GitHub. No email needed.
A sixth, the postmortem prompt with a complete worked example, comes free by email.
Get the postmortem prompt See the five free prompts
All 42, organized by the job in front of you, are $9: the Cronhaven Ops Prompt Library.
Articles
- ChatGPT for sysadmins: prompts that actually save time
Five places AI actually pulls weight in day-to-day systems work, with the prompts to do it: log triage, query writing, safe scripts, explaining a one-liner, and the writing nobody trained you for.
- Using AI for root cause analysis without it inventing a cause
A hallucinated root cause is worse than no root cause, because it sends the team down the wrong path for an hour. Five ways to use AI on an incident and still keep the call with the person who can be held to it.
- AI for on-call: cut the writing, not the thinking
On-call costs you the context reload, the status update, the handoff and the writeup. AI cannot take the page. It can take most of the writing wrapped around it.
- Writing a change request with AI: the prompt and the template
The change request template that holds up in review, the prompt that fills it, and where to push hardest: the backout plan and the risk section.