Kybernet planning checklist

Drew + Billy action session

Use this page to turn the last month of Kybernet meeting recaps into concrete action items for the Karl/Hawkfield White House property opportunity and the repeatable audit/documentation process for training employees.

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Source note: this checklist is generated from Recap Viewer's Supabase meeting data for 2026-06-23, 2026-06-30, 2026-07-14, and 2026-07-15. The Drive folder link requires Google sign-in/OAuth from this environment, so raw Drive docs were not directly read here.

1. Convert Karl into a defined paid job

Leave the session with the exact offer, discovery questions, deliverables, owner, and next contact step for the Hawkfield White House property.

2. Package the audit as a repeatable product

Prune the overbuilt audit into a clean template, automate what can be pulled from UniFi, and define the final client-facing output.

3. Train employees without relying on Drew

Create a practical auditor workflow: pre-flight, on-site capture, post-audit report, QA review, and certification criteria.

Billy meeting agenda

Work through these first so the session does not drift into tooling before the offer and operating model are clear.

Suggested order
1. Confirm the Karl opportunity

Who is Karl, who controls the property decision, what is the actual property scope, and what would count as a win?

2. Lock the service boundary

Are we selling audit/design/documentation only, or also implementation coordination? Current meeting decision says Kybernet does not perform wiring; Ugo handles wiring.

3. Define the audit deliverable

What exact artifact should a client receive: HTML report, markdown record, PDF export, network map, AP plan, remediation plan, certificate?

4. Define employee training

What can a junior auditor do alone, what needs Billy/Drew review, and what proof makes them certified?

5. Pick next 7-day actions

Assign owners, due dates, and outputs. Avoid vague tasks like “work on audit.”

6. Capture unresolved questions

Dedicated gateway, device static IP plan, 2.4 GHz capacity, website registration, and church/festival pitch positioning.

Karl / Hawkfield / White House property opportunity

Goal: turn the property lead into a scoped, billable network audit/design engagement with clear boundaries.

Opportunity path
Output: one-line opportunity record with contact, property, source of lead, and next conversation date.
Capture buildings/areas, ISP handoff, gateway/router, UniFi controller access, existing APs, cameras, TVs/media devices, outdoor coverage, sound system, and guest network needs.
Floor/site plan, photos of network rack, controller screenshots/export, device list, ISP bills/speeds, pain points, existing wiring labels, and any prior vendor notes.
Current meeting decision: network design can be sold standalone; Kybernet should not perform physical wiring/rewiring unless explicitly changed. Installer/wiring handoff goes to Ugo or another contractor.
Meeting source mentions outdoor AP design and markup to guide the installer. Include AP labels, MAC-address mapping plan, mounting notes, and cable routes.
Meetings specifically called out televisions and connected media devices; also consider cameras, NVR, sound devices, printers, controller, and management interfaces.
Open question repeated across meetings: when do cameras/multiple home devices require a dedicated gateway versus using the current home network setup?
Include discovery, audit, network map, AP plan, static IP plan, security recommendations, implementation handoff, timeline assumptions, exclusions, and price/options.

Audit and documentation package

Goal: create a clean, repeatable network tuning audit that can be delivered as HTML/Markdown and partially automated from UniFi.

Productize
Meeting action item: “Prune Audit Document.” Keep only fields that affect findings, recommendations, pricing, or handoff quality.
Meeting action item: “Create Tuning Checklist.” Structure it as pre-flight, onsite capture, analysis, recommendations, client handoff, and follow-up.
Meeting action item: automate scanning from UniFi control panel to populate the audit document. Start with device inventory, AP list, clients, firmware, IPs, SSIDs, channels, and signal health.
Recommended folders: 00-intake, 01-exports, 02-photos, 03-map, 04-findings, 05-client-report, 06-handoff. Keep it easy for employees to follow.
Meeting decision: identify APs by MAC and map them to physical locations for proper naming and network reconfiguration.
Suggested: executive summary, topology, inventory, Wi-Fi findings, device/IP plan, security findings, priority fixes, optional upgrades, installer handoff, appendix/evidence.
Meetings referenced network tuning checklist and certificate. Decide what it certifies: audit complete, documentation delivered, known risks explained, client sign-off received.

Employee audit training plan

Goal: make audits teachable without relying on tribal knowledge from Drew or Billy.

Train auditors
Employees should know which hat they are wearing and when to escalate.
Access confirmed, property scope confirmed, tools packed, account permissions tested, photo permission confirmed, export path ready, client goals documented.
Step-by-step capture order: rack/ISP, gateway, switches, APs, controller export, client device sample, Wi-Fi walk, pain points, photos, missing info.
How exports/photos become the HTML/Markdown audit report, where files are stored, how findings are prioritized, and how the client handoff is generated.
Reviewer verifies no missing evidence, no unsupported claims, all recommendations map to findings, service boundary is clear, and installer handoff is actionable.
Suggested levels: Shadowed audit, supervised capture, independent capture, independent report draft, client-ready auditor after QA pass.

Marketing and launch dependencies

These came up in the July meetings and affect whether Kybernet can turn the audit package into repeatable sales.

Go-to-market
Meeting action item repeated on 2026-07-14 and 2026-07-15. Define exact form fields, notification path, and next-step workflow.
Use the standalone network design/audit offer: privacy-aware, local-first, documentation-heavy, security-minded, no vague “IT help” positioning.
Meeting action item for expanding network tuning into festival environments.
Meeting action item for church/religious organization pitch validation.

Open questions to resolve

Do not leave these as vague risks. Convert each into an answer, owner, or research task.

Decision blockers

Property / technical

Service quality

Pitch positioning

Operating model

Session scratchpad

Use this while talking with Billy. Export before clearing browser data.

Meeting source evidence

Recap Viewer pulls from Supabase, not directly from Drive. These are the sessions used for this page.

Supabase meeting_sessions
DateRelevant evidenceAction themes
2026-06-23Centralize file storage; deploy local AI for privacy; refine SMB network audits; standardize documentation to HTML/Markdown.Automate UniFi audit, prune audit form, create network tuning checklist.
2026-06-30Centralize AI workflows into Hermes/RAG; refine SMB network auditing; decision that Kybernet will not perform physical wiring/rewiring at Carl's house and will delegate wiring to Ugo.Design outdoor AP plan, include markup for installer, clarify dedicated gateway question.
2026-07-14Network design sold as standalone product; expand into churches and music festivals; review checklist/certificate; finalize website registration.Static IPs for media devices, contact Adam, email Ryan, brochures, website registration requirements.
2026-07-15Standardized network tuning audits with enhanced security; finalize website before marketing; consistent service quality for new segments.Repeat July 14 action items; reinforce audit/product launch dependencies.
HTML/Markdown docs Network design as standalone product No physical wiring by default UniFi automation AP MAC/location mapping Certificate of completion Churches/music festivals