Epirb/PLB/Flares/Radio/waterproof cellphone (or cellphone in waterproof case).
Bucket/bailer of some sort.
Spare fuses/electrical stuff that fits your boat.
Spare bungs, just on the off chance one gets brittle or wiped off in a whoops for whatever reason. Little tapered cone plugs can be useful for this too!
Emergency communications sticker for your area, as well as a contact sheet with important numbers etc.
Basic tools to do simple tasks on board.
Set up for the battery system (assuming you have a house and start for redundancy with a DVSR or isolation system). If not a jump start pack...
Wouldn't worry about a start rope - modern outboards cannot be pull started as they are the same as cars, if there isn't enough power the computer says F-U and you are walking!
As far as rope, sinking on the anchor and floating for tender lines. 12mm is a good diameter for a handling line, anything thinner gets a bit oww-ie if you are trying to hang onto it.
Something to put all this crap in, a vacuum packer is pretty helpful to keep things corrosion free and organised until you need them!
First aid stuff, suncream, burns if you have a cooker etc.
FIRE EXTINGUISHER!!!!!! See above.
Probably a decent ladder as most supplied ladders suck balls and it's really hard to get back in if the boat is pitching and you end up over the side in a lifejacket. Kill switch too, learn how that works.
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