I use custom-built agents to ship your stuck ticket in 2 weeks - faster and more thorough than traditional contractors.
Human-supervised. Source-backed. Production-ready.
We'll confirm if it's a 2-week fix and give you a fixed price.
PhD in Computer Science (AI) · Node.js / TypeScript / AWS
Your team is shipping. But some tickets stay stuck:
The migration no one wants to touch.
It's scoped. It's gnarly. It keeps getting bumped sprint after sprint.
The cross-team dependency.
Needs coordination, contract tests, and someone to own it end-to-end.
The tech debt blocking the roadmap.
You know it needs doing. No one has bandwidth.
You could hire. But that's 3-6 months and €100k+ before they're productive. Or: hand me the ticket. AI agents do the heavy lifting. I ship the PR in 2 weeks.
I've built specialized AI agents for backend development. They handle:
This isn't "AI slop." Every line ships through my review.
Your time investment: ~2 hours over 2 weeks.
You share the stuck ticket. I confirm if it's a 2-week fix. You get a fixed price and start date.
I get repo access and Slack/email. You get a written plan within 24 hours - what I'll build, how I'll test it, what I need from you.
AI agents generate code and tests. I review, refine, and handle the tricky parts. Daily async updates. Optional midpoint check-in.
PR merged. Deployed to production (or staging). Handover doc with trade-offs, follow-ups, and monitoring notes.
A merged PR with production-ready code
Tests - unit, integration, and contract tests where relevant
Docs - README updates, API documentation
Rollout notes - what to watch, safe deploy steps, monitoring
Handover summary - trade-offs, follow-ups, risks
1 week of async support post-deploy (bug fixes, questions)
Traditional contractors bill hourly and need onboarding. I use AI agents to move faster - you get a fixed price, a 2-week timeline, and ~2 hours of your time. No interviews, no ramp-up, no management overhead.
I've built specialized agents that handle code generation, test writing, and documentation. They work under my supervision - I review everything, make architecture decisions, and ensure quality. Think of it as a senior engineer with AI-powered acceleration.
Every line goes through my review. I stake my reputation on the output. The agents handle volume; I handle judgment. You'll get clean, maintainable, well-tested code.
GitHub repo access (read + write to a branch), Slack or email for async communication, and relevant docs, API specs, or runbooks. I sign an NDA before access. Data stays in your systems.
Primary: Node.js, TypeScript, AWS (Lambda, ECS, DynamoDB, SQS, etc.), PostgreSQL. Adjacent: Python, Go, GCP, Terraform - I can be effective if the codebase is well-structured.
I scope carefully on the call. If it's bigger, I'll tell you upfront - we can split it or adjust scope. If I underestimate, I absorb the overrun. You pay the agreed price.
I sign an NDA and DPA if needed. I don't store your code outside your systems. I work in your repo, your CI, your infra. Happy to complete a security questionnaire.
No. I take one stuck ticket off their plate so they can focus on the roadmap. Think of it as surgical capacity, not headcount.
You get the code, docs, and handover. The fix is yours. If you want ongoing help, we can discuss a retainer - but there's no obligation.
If I can't ship what we scoped, you don't pay. If there are bugs in the first week post-deploy, I fix them at no cost.
I'm Stephen Keegan. PhD in Computer Science with a focus on AI. 10+ years in backend and platform engineering - Node.js, TypeScript, AWS, distributed systems.
I've spent the last year building AI agents for software development. Not chatbots - actual agents that can write code, run tests, and iterate based on feedback.
The vision: AI agents that can ship production code autonomously, with human oversight for the hard decisions. We're not there yet - but we're closer than most people think.
Send a stuck ticket. I'll tell you if my agents and I can ship it.
I take 4 fixes per month. 3 slots left in February.