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Tell me what needs to work
Tell the agent what you're building or what's breaking, who it costs, and what 'working' would look like as a number. It knows my projects, my stack and what I'm free for — and it says so when something isn't its to answer.
Start the conversation
Two fields, then the agent picks up. It knows the projects, the stack and what the site can actually evidence.
BetaThe agent is still being built, so it can get things wrong. Bogdan reads every thread either way.
- Typical reply
- Within one working day.
Prefer a form?
Same inbox, no conversation. Some people would rather write one paragraph and get on with their day.
FAQ
Before you write
What happens next, what to put in the message, and the two answers people usually want first.
What happens after I send this?
You get a reply from me, not an autoresponder and not a calendar link. If it is work I should take, the reply proposes a half-hour call about the problem itself — no pitch, no deck.
If it is not, you get told that in the same reply, along with where I would look instead. It costs me one email and it can save you a month.
What should I actually include?
One paragraph is plenty: what is failing, who it costs, and what “fixed” would look like as a number. That last part is the one most messages leave out and the one that makes the reply useful.
You do not need a spec, a budget or a decision about technology. If you have a deadline that is not moving, say so early — it changes what is worth proposing.
When could you start?
Tell me the window you are working to and you will get a straight answer rather than a hopeful one. Days are booked into the calendar in advance rather than pulled ad hoc, which is what makes part-time work for both sides — so the real question is usually which weeks, not whether.
I would rather turn something down than take it and be thin across it. If the timing does not work, I will say that instead of stretching.
Does what I tell you stay private?
Yes. What you send is used to answer you and nothing else, and I do not repeat client specifics — the case studies on this site describe a client's system in detail without naming them, which is the standard I hold to by default rather than only when asked.
If you need something signed before the first conversation, say so in the message and we will handle that first.
What if it's a small job?
Say so and I will tell you honestly whether it is worth my rate. Some small jobs are the right size for one focused week and genuinely useful; others are better done by someone cheaper, and I will point you there.
The one thing worth not doing is stretching a small job into a large engagement because that is easier to sell.