Small business owners do not need a "fully autonomous CFO agent." They need something that drafts the close, the reminder, the dispute note — and waits for a human who knows the bank account.
The Small Business collection is that gallery: agent templates for money, sales, ops, intel, and hiring, running in isolated microVMs. You still approve.
What is in the collection
Organized by department (money & finance, sales & marketing, customers & ops, business intelligence, hiring) and by tools you already pay for (QuickBooks, Stripe, Square, PayPal, HubSpot, and more).
The point is not novelty. The point is a forkable setup for the messy work owners already do weekly.
The approval rule
Every useful card is written so the agent:
- Pulls data with your credentials
- Drafts the forecast, reminder, or reconciliation note
- Stops before filing, refunding, or emailing without you
If a template markets itself as unsupervised money movement, it does not belong here.
Why not a shared automation account
Owner-operator agents see:
- Bank-adjacent exports
- Customer lists
- Model API keys
That is the wrong payload for multi-tenant container density. jurniti runs each agent in a Firecracker microVM — own kernel, KVM boundary, BYOK. MicroVM boot is ~124ms; a paid provision is still ~minutes after checkout.
Start here
- Open Small Business templates.
- Pick money, sales, ops, intel, or hiring.
- Fork into a paid plan (30-day money-back on first purchase).
- Review every draft. You send and file.
Also useful: GTM templates that never auto-send if your "small business" problem is actually outbound.