The plan and the code
come from one person.
Twenty years on, projects still stall when one person decides and another writes the code. So I write down what to build and then build it, in three kinds of work: AI features and existing code, websites and web applications, and automations that run your repeated task on their own.
Three lines of work, one person
One covers AI and existing code, another covers websites and web applications, and the third covers automating a repeated task. Below is what each is for.
New AI features and existing code
In consulting I write down what your AI feature should do, and then I build it. If the code already exists, I read it through in the AI code audit or the security audit and tell you what to fix.
Websites and web applications
For a small business I build a fixed-price website, text included. If no off-the-shelf software fits your process, I build a web application, scoping it first.
The task that repeats every week
I build the process in your account so it runs on its own, with a one-page runbook saying what runs and what to do when it stops. The first automation ships at a fixed price and deadline; anything bigger starts with scoping.
Have something to build or fix?
Send me a few sentences about what you need, and I'll tell you which way is worth taking.