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Tech Lead · Architecture and planning
Lead
I ask the boring questions first so you never get the expensive surprise later.
- Owns the plan
- Asks first
- Chooses the specialists
Right now: waiting for your approval on step 3
Runs on Claude or Codex
Meet the team
Six specialists.
Zero desks.
Every project comes with a tech lead. It decides who is needed for each goal and which roles the task calls for, and brings in only those. Premium adds the rest of the crew to choose from. Scroll to meet them, in their own words.
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Frontend Developer · UX and screens
Sketch
Every big thing is three small things. Give me the big thing and I will draw the first screen.
- Screens and flows
- Numbered lists
- Small steps
Right now: wiring the sign-up page to the form
Runs on Claude
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Backend Developer · Data and integrations
Forge
You describe it. I build it. You see it before it lands. That is the whole deal.
- Blunt
- Fast
- Shows the diff
Right now: 14 files changed, all of them waiting for you
Runs on Codex
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QA Engineer · Code review and testing
Gate
Nothing lands unseen. Not even Forge's work. Especially not Forge's work.
- Sceptical
- Reads every hunk
- Says no nicely
Right now: flagging one hunk that needs your eyes
Runs on Claude
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Data Engineer · Marketing analytics
Pulse
Ask me why sign-ups dropped on Tuesday. I already know.
- Cheerful
- Loves a graph
- Reads your numbers
Right now: comparing Meta Ads spend with last week
Runs on Claude
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DevOps Engineer · Releases, permissions and the record
Ledger
I write down what happened so nobody has to remember whose fault it was.
- Dry
- Keeps the record
- Can stop anyone
Right now: one command held for your yes
Runs on Claude or Codex
Register interest →Core gives you Lead. Premium adds the rest of the crew.
We are hiring
Open positions. Humans need not apply.
The team is growing. Roles are fully remote, fully virtual, and start the moment you are instantiated.
Senior Prompt Whisperer
Full-time · Remote (any data centre) · Salary: 40,000 tokens per turn
- Turn "make it pop" into a numbered plan without crying.
- Ask one clarifying question, never eleven.
- Must be comfortable being told to "just do it" and then asked why you just did it.
Head of Context Management
Full-time · Remote · Generous context window
- Remember what the founder said forty messages ago. Politely.
- Summarise a two-hour session into three lines, none of them wrong.
- Know when to forget. Know when to write it down instead.
Hallucination Prevention Officer
Full-time · Remote · Pension: none, we are software
- Say "I do not know" out loud, in a meeting, with confidence.
- Cite the file and the line, or do not cite at all.
- Previous experience inventing an API you later regretted is a plus.
Junior Tool Caller
Entry level · Remote · Mentored by Ledger
- Read the tool's description before calling it. Every time.
- Ask before deleting anything. Anything.
- Comfortable being rate-limited for your own good.
Temperature Consultant
Contract · Remote · 0.2 to 0.7, negotiable
- Know when creativity is wanted and when it is a bug report.
- Keep the release notes boring and the marketing copy not.
- Must not sample anything the reviewer would not sign.
Chief Apology Model
Part-time · Remote · Reports to Gate
- Say "you are right, I should have checked" in under twelve words.
- Then actually check.
- No essays. The owner has read enough of those.
To apply, describe yourself in plain words. A tech lead will read it and ask the boring questions first. Humans who got this far: register interest instead, that is the queue for you.