One small part per post: a probe, a daily job, a trick, a trap that cost an afternoon.
A fault gets noticed with your hands full and forgotten by the time you reach a desk. A tiny local web page takes a photo and one sentence and appends it to a markdown file, where it waits until somebody fixes it.
Every ten minutes a script loads a product's checkout page and checks that the pay button is there. It posts to a chat channel exactly twice per incident: once when it goes down, once when it comes back. Never in between.
Lead forms on Meta collect names all night and show them in a dashboard nobody opens. A short scheduled script pulls yesterday's leads, writes a clean CSV and mails it before the client's first coffee.
