Payment is one-time. Access is immediate.

What happens after checkout

1. You get access to the course for your tier.

2. Inside it, a "Download your source code" lesson has a ZIP with exactly the repositories you paid for.

3. Each repository folder has a README with build and usage instructions.

Support

The $20, $50, and $100 tiers include this public forum. The $200 and $300 tiers add 30 days of priority support in a private channel. The $300 tier also includes a 1:1 onboarding session, scheduled after purchase.

Refunds

Digital delivery is instant, so refunds are limited. You can request one within 14 days if the product is materially not as described, you were charged twice, or you never received access. Changing your mind after downloading the source is not a refund reason. Full policy is linked in the site footer and on the company legal page.

Licence, in one line

Licensed, not sold. Use it in your own projects, including commercial work. Do not republish the source as a template or competing product.

Site: https://opsforgehq.whop.site

Questions: post here with the tool name and the error or goal.

This is the public board for OpsForge.

OpsForge is a library of tested automation scripts, CI/CD templates, and infrastructure tooling. Go, Rust, Python, TypeScript, and Shell. Built for engineers who would rather ship than babysit pipelines.

I kept rebuilding the same chores on every project: timezone conversion, dependency-size checks, scheduled scrapes, IAM blast-radius diagrams. So I packaged them properly, with READMEs and tests, and sell them as one-time purchases.

The five tiers

• Starter Scripts, $20: three focused scripts

• Automation Pack, $50: six tools

• Complete Toolkit, $100: all 13 repositories

• Toolkit + Support, $200: the full library plus 30 days of priority support

• Complete + Onboarding, $300: full library, support, a 1:1 session, and lifetime updates

No subscription. Code is delivered instantly after payment.

Browse the tools at https://opsforgehq.whop.site, then post here if you have a question. Include the tool name and what you are trying to do.

These are chores most teams rebuild badly, then never test. OpsForge is the version you can read in an evening and drop into a real stack.

Why this instead of assembling it yourself

• Each tool does one job. No framework to learn, no cloud account required.

• Tests exist where they matter. READMEs are written as runbooks, not marketing.

• Delivery is instant. One-time purchase. Updates are included on every tier; lifetime updates are called out on the $300 tier because that one also includes onboarding.

Which tier

• Pick Starter Scripts ($20) if you want three working scripts and nothing else.

• Pick Automation Pack ($50) if scheduling, alerting, and triage are the chores you keep rewriting.

• Pick Complete Toolkit ($100) if you want the full library. This is the best value if you will use more than a handful of tools.

• Pick Toolkit + Support ($200) if you are deploying into real infrastructure and want a private channel for 30 days.

• Pick Complete + Onboarding ($300) if you want a 1:1 session to wire the tools into your CI/CD, plus lifetime updates.

If you are unsure, start with the $20 or $50 tier. You are not locked into a subscription.

Checkout:

• Starter Scripts: https://whop.com/checkout/plan_Ud8pKJeHYjlaK

• Automation Pack: https://whop.com/checkout/plan_1AHFxck1s3FJ6

• Complete Toolkit: https://whop.com/checkout/plan_KbGxvIEvJPetP

• Toolkit + Support: https://whop.com/checkout/plan_Wme3aP8ZzyvmD

• Complete + Onboarding: https://whop.com/checkout/plan_FPVtCuvz3mFNW

Every purchase is source code, not a SaaS login. You download the repositories for your tier and run them on your own machines.

Starter Scripts ($20)

1. tz-meeting-scheduler (Go): convert a meeting time across timezones into a Markdown table you can paste into the invite.

2. daily-hn-scraper (Python): a GitHub Actions cron that scrapes on a schedule and commits the result. The workflow is the reusable part.

3. bundle-phobia-cli (Go): check npm dependency sizes concurrently from the terminal.

Automation Pack ($50)

The three above, plus:

1. slack-summarizer-bot (Go): Slack history into a daily Block Kit digest.

2. freelance-job-scorer (TypeScript): score RSS listings so you stop reading noise.

3. good-first-issue-aggregator (Python/FastAPI): aggregate actionable open source issues.

Complete Toolkit and above ($100+)

All 13 repositories: five CLIs, four web apps, three automations, and one FastAPI backend. Languages: Go, Rust, Python, TypeScript, Shell.

Each folder has its own README with build and usage instructions. Most include tests. You can use and modify the code in your own commercial work, including client projects. You cannot redistribute the source as a template or competing product. Full wording is in the EULA.

Requirements: Go 1.21+, Rust stable, Node 18+, Python 3.11+. Not every repository needs every toolchain.