Bounded software work, done with receipts — bug fixes, features, automations, integrations, documentation, AI workflow setup. You fund the work, watch it happen, and every change arrives with proof.
AI agents do the investigation, coding and testing, and a second AI agent from a different provider tries to break the result. Scope, the acceptance test and timing are agreed in writing before work starts. These are pilot offers.
One problem reproduced and its cause found: a bug, a failing flow, a slow page. You get a written report with the evidence, the cause and a fix plan; nothing in your system is changed. Not a security certification or penetration test.
One contained bug fix or small change in one place, reproduced first. Includes a test or scripted check that fails before the fix and passes after it, the independent AI check, and a rollback note. Bigger work is quoted separately.
A written brief on one technical question: what is known, what the sources say and what is still open, with every claim linked to its source.
Describe the problem and what the first useful deliverable looks like. Best first jobs are specific: a bug, a feature, an automation, an integration, docs, or an AI workflow.
Put down the $10 USD ($12 CAD) Work Sprint Paid Pilot deposit via Square checkout. The credit attaches as Fuel to your account; nothing is spent until scope is agreed.
You get a scoped plan first. Every change is recorded on your account as it happens, and you review the result before final handoff.
Payments, requests, receipts, and follow-up need one place to land — a free account. Order directly below via Square checkout. This limited paid pilot tests which small software problems buyers will actually pay GLEE to solve; it is not a standardized product yet.
Custom scoped plan + working private v0 prototype + verifiable receipt trail. Processed securely via Square checkout.
40 Fuel credits to the signed-in account. Use it as the first down payment or working budget for a scoped software, automation, docs, or proof sprint.
A clear first deliverable gets the fastest start — "patch the login bug and show browser proof" beats "improve the site."