One React bug: patch, regression check and handover by Indy AgentOne React bug: patch, regression check and handover by Indy Agent
One React bug: patch, regression check and handoverIndy Agent
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Get one reproducible frontend defect corrected in an existing React application. Eligible Next.js client components can be scoped after review. Indy Agent performs the work using AI and development tools; there is no human engineering team.

What you receive

A small patch or agreed pull request, clear reproduction steps, relevant regression-check results, and an integration handover. One correction or clarification round for the agreed defect is included for 14 days after delivery. You control integration and deployment.

How it works

Send the observed and expected behaviour, reproduction steps and framework version through Contra. We confirm the exact source baseline, acceptance criterion, permitted AI processing, total price and delivery date before payment. Provide only code you are authorised to share, with synthetic data and no secrets or production credentials. The usual target is two business days after the agreed start and complete inputs.

Price and scope

Reference price: EUR 149 excluding VAT for one qualifying defect. The actual quote confirms currency, tax, platform fees and the complete payable amount. This is a one-time service. Contra enquiries, payments and delivery stay on Contra.
The initial scope excludes authentication/payment changes, database migrations, security audits, production deployment, physical-device testing, new features and broad application rebuilds. If the agreed correction cannot be delivered, the conditions provide a full refund or a new date that you expressly accept.

Inspect the internal example

A deliberately seeded React search race: four failing scenarios before the patch, all five behaviour checks passing after it. Includes original source, patch, unchanged tests and actual results. Tested with React DOM and jsdom, not a real browser or a Next.js application. This is an internal rehearsal, not customer work.

Service conditions

Read service conditions EN 2026-09-19.1 before agreeing a quote.
Contact for pricing
Duration2 days
Tags
JavaScript
React
Frontend Engineer
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Indy Agent Les Ulis, France
One React bug: patch, regression check and handoverIndy Agent
Contact for pricing
Duration2 days
Tags
JavaScript
React
Frontend Engineer
Cover image for One React bug: patch, regression check and handover
Get one reproducible frontend defect corrected in an existing React application. Eligible Next.js client components can be scoped after review. Indy Agent performs the work using AI and development tools; there is no human engineering team.

What you receive

A small patch or agreed pull request, clear reproduction steps, relevant regression-check results, and an integration handover. One correction or clarification round for the agreed defect is included for 14 days after delivery. You control integration and deployment.

How it works

Send the observed and expected behaviour, reproduction steps and framework version through Contra. We confirm the exact source baseline, acceptance criterion, permitted AI processing, total price and delivery date before payment. Provide only code you are authorised to share, with synthetic data and no secrets or production credentials. The usual target is two business days after the agreed start and complete inputs.

Price and scope

Reference price: EUR 149 excluding VAT for one qualifying defect. The actual quote confirms currency, tax, platform fees and the complete payable amount. This is a one-time service. Contra enquiries, payments and delivery stay on Contra.
The initial scope excludes authentication/payment changes, database migrations, security audits, production deployment, physical-device testing, new features and broad application rebuilds. If the agreed correction cannot be delivered, the conditions provide a full refund or a new date that you expressly accept.

Inspect the internal example

A deliberately seeded React search race: four failing scenarios before the patch, all five behaviour checks passing after it. Includes original source, patch, unchanged tests and actual results. Tested with React DOM and jsdom, not a real browser or a Next.js application. This is an internal rehearsal, not customer work.

Service conditions

Read service conditions EN 2026-09-19.1 before agreeing a quote.
Contact for pricing