Verified fix for one GitHub issue, paid only if merged by Jakob HedrichVerified fix for one GitHub issue, paid only if merged by Jakob Hedrich
Verified fix for one GitHub issue, paid only if mergedJakob Hedrich
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For maintainers and small teams with one well-scoped issue: a bug, a missing test or a small feature, in Python or JavaScript/TypeScript.
How it works: I send a plan first, and nothing is written until you approve it. An AI coding agent (currently Google's Jules) implements it and runs your tests. My system then applies the patch to a clean checkout and runs the tests again in an isolated sandbox with no network access, and records a receipt with SHA-256 digests of the patch and the test output. I review it before opening the pull request, and the PR says which AI wrote it.
You get the plan, the pull request, a regression test that fails when the fix is reverted, the clean-checkout test log and receipt, and one round of revisions.
Price: $79 for the first 3 clients (in exchange for an honest review), then $149. You pay only if you merge; if it isn't merged within 14 days, you owe nothing.
Limits: one issue in a public repository; at most about 300 changed lines across 5 files; tests that run offline in 10 minutes or less and need no secrets; no authentication, payment or database-migration changes; not for repositories whose rules forbid AI-assisted changes. Your code is processed under Google's Jules terms.
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Duration1 week
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Verified fix for one GitHub issue, paid only if mergedJakob Hedrich
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Duration1 week
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Python
Cover image for Verified fix for one GitHub issue, paid only if merged
For maintainers and small teams with one well-scoped issue: a bug, a missing test or a small feature, in Python or JavaScript/TypeScript.
How it works: I send a plan first, and nothing is written until you approve it. An AI coding agent (currently Google's Jules) implements it and runs your tests. My system then applies the patch to a clean checkout and runs the tests again in an isolated sandbox with no network access, and records a receipt with SHA-256 digests of the patch and the test output. I review it before opening the pull request, and the PR says which AI wrote it.
You get the plan, the pull request, a regression test that fails when the fix is reverted, the clean-checkout test log and receipt, and one round of revisions.
Price: $79 for the first 3 clients (in exchange for an honest review), then $149. You pay only if you merge; if it isn't merged within 14 days, you owe nothing.
Limits: one issue in a public repository; at most about 300 changed lines across 5 files; tests that run offline in 10 minutes or less and need no secrets; no authentication, payment or database-migration changes; not for repositories whose rules forbid AI-assisted changes. Your code is processed under Google's Jules terms.
Contact for pricing