R9.3 · Free remedy

No fast way to shut an automation off

in every automation incident, the first minutes are about one question: how do we stop it? A written kill-switch list turns panic into procedure.

Why underwriters ask about it

in every automation incident, the first minutes are about one question: how do we stop it? A written kill-switch list turns panic into procedure.

How to fix it

  1. For each automation, write down exactly how to stop it — the setting, the unplug, the vendor's off switch — and who has access.
  2. Keep the list where people can reach it without the systems that might be misbehaving (printed counts).
  3. Walk through it once so the steps are real, not theoretical.

Evidence to keep

the kill-switch list, dated, with the walkthrough noted.