Second person
The feature works for you and breaks as soon as someone else uses it.
The app runs until it doesn’t. The model rewrites the same file. A senior engineer gets on the screen with you, reads the diff, and leaves you with the next change written down. $50 an hour. Book 1 to 3 hours.
This is the session
A working screen is not a finished change. If one of these is where you are, book the hour.
Second person
The feature works for you and breaks as soon as someone else uses it.
Copied rule
You can’t point to the file that owns the rule, so every prompt adds another copy.
Ignored error
The error is real, and the next diff from the model never mentions it.
Mostly works
Login, payments, or the database “mostly work,” and you don’t want to ship that.
Bring the requirement, the files, and what you already tried. Want the same review on your own time? Start with how a senior reviews AI-generated code, why these projects stall, or the course.
Open hours
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Policy
Booking holds the hour. That hour comes off the calendar for everyone else, so the payment stays with the session.
Need a different time? Use the form and choose Reschedule a session. Include the email on the booking and the time you booked. We’ll move you to another open hour and keep the payment on it.
A no-show uses the time. A note that the hour didn’t get to the problem is welcome. It does not turn the payment into a refund.
Questions
You share the screen. We start from the requirement, then the diff, then one check that would have failed before the fix. You leave with the next change written down. This is not a done-for-you build.
No. Paid pairing time is not refundable. Booking holds the hour, and that hour comes off the calendar.
Use the form on this page and choose Reschedule a session. Include the email on the booking and the time you booked. We’ll move you to another open hour and keep the payment on the session. A no-show uses the time.
People whose AI-built app is stuck: the feature works alone and fails with a second user, the model rewrites the same file, or you can’t point to the code that owns the rule.