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[For Hire] US dev shop — senior AI/agentic engineers, CI/CD setup for $400 flat, free 48-hour app mock

We're Profullstack, Inc., a US S-corp with a bench of identity-verified senior engineers specializing in agentic AI systems — LLM integrations, RAG pipelines, autonomous agents, and full-stack product work (Python/TypeScript, LangGraph, Claude/OpenAI APIs).

Three ways to start:

🔧 CI/CD setup — $400 flat. Broken deploys, no staging, tests that don't run on PRs? We'll set up your pipeline properly (GitHub Actions/GitLab CI, automated tests, staging + prod deploy flow). One repo, done in under a week.

📱 Free app mock — 48 hours. Have an idea but no code? Tell us what it does and we'll send you a clickable prototype within 48 hours, free. If you like it, we build it (fixed-scope MVPs from $8k).

👥 Ongoing engineering — $125/hr, or save with monthly retainers ($2k–$15k/mo). Dedicated senior capacity shipping your roadmap. Month-to-month, cancel anytime, contract-to-hire available.

Why us:

  • Bill a US company — contracts, invoicing, and liability all stateside
  • Every engineer identity-verified and under contract with us
  • Senior-level work at $125/hr — below typical US agency pricing ($150–250/hr)
  • Start within days, not months

Proof of work: github.com/profullstack • youtube.com/@profullstack • linkedin.com/company/profullstack

Contact: DM me, email hello@profullstack.com, or call +1-888-526-4640 — describe what you need and we'll respond with a concrete proposal within 24 hours.

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u/Minimum_Hour519 — 1 day ago
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[For Hire] US dev shop — senior AI/agentic engineers, CI/CD setup for $400 flat, free 48-hour app mock

We're Profullstack, Inc., a US S-corp with a bench of identity-verified senior engineers specializing in agentic AI systems — LLM integrations, RAG pipelines, autonomous agents, and full-stack product work (Python/TypeScript, LangGraph, Claude/OpenAI APIs).

Three ways to start:

🔧 CI/CD setup — $400 flat. Broken deploys, no staging, tests that don't run on PRs? We'll set up your pipeline properly (GitHub Actions/GitLab CI, automated tests, staging + prod deploy flow). One repo, done in under a week.

📱 Free app mock — 48 hours. Have an idea but no code? Tell us what it does and we'll send you a clickable prototype within 48 hours, free. If you like it, we build it (fixed-scope MVPs from $8k).

👥 Ongoing engineering — $125/hr, or save with monthly retainers ($2k–$15k/mo). Dedicated senior capacity shipping your roadmap. Month-to-month, cancel anytime, contract-to-hire available.

Why us:

  • Bill a US company — contracts, invoicing, and liability all stateside
  • Every engineer identity-verified and under contract with us
  • Senior-level work at $125/hr — below typical US agency pricing ($150–250/hr)
  • Start within days, not months

Proof of work: github.com/profullstack • youtube.com/@profullstack • linkedin.com/company/profullstack

Contact: DM me, email hello@profullstack.com, or call +1-888-526-4640 — describe what you need and we'll respond with a concrete proposal within 24 hours.

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u/Minimum_Hour519 — 1 day ago
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[for hire] Call this number tell me your needs, and I'll give you 3 candidates in less than 24 hours

Specializing in software development....

Phone: +1-888-526-4640

I'm a software developer of 30 years with an agency to build MVPs for people....but I can refer as FTE too if that is desired. http://profullstack.com

We do a bit more than just save you from typing this:

❯ put it in then. dude. fix your shit bro

we can deploy fast.

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u/Minimum_Hour519 — 1 day ago
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What would you want from a privacy-first Chromium browser in 2026?

I’ve been working on an open-source browser project called TronBrowser: https://tronbrowser.dev/

The goal is pretty simple: keep the parts people still rely on from Chromium — extension support, familiar UX, profiles/bookmarks, web compatibility — while removing telemetry, sponsored clutter, and unnecessary tracking.

Longer term, I’m also interested in what a browser should look like now that AI agents, local workflows, and privacy-first tooling are becoming more important.

I’m not trying to claim it’s better than Brave, Firefox, Chrome, etc. It’s still early. Mostly looking for honest feedback from people who actually care about browsers.

A few things I’d love opinions on:

  • What would make you trust a new browser project?
  • Would you rather see a Chromium fork, Firefox fork, or something else?
  • What privacy/security claims immediately make you skeptical?
  • What features would actually make you try a new browser in 2026?

Criticism, feature ideas, and “please don’t do this” warnings are all welcome.

u/Minimum_Hour519 — 2 days ago
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[for hire] I'm doing full on feature requests (1 PR w/ tests) $5 for a pr and $10 for qa pass and fixes.

[for hire] I'm doing full on feature requests (1 PR w/ tests) $5 for a pr and $10 for qa pass and fixes.

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u/Minimum_Hour519 — 6 days ago
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Looking for feedback/contributors on an open-source privacy-first browser project

I’m working on TronBrowser, an open-source browser project focused on privacy, user control, and AI-native workflows.

The idea is to keep the things people still need from Chromium-based browsers — extension support, familiar UX, profiles/bookmarks, web compatibility — while removing telemetry/sponsored junk and exploring what a browser built around local/agentic workflows could look like.

We’re early and looking for:

  • Feedback from open-source users/devs
  • Privacy/security review
  • Chromium/browser contributors
  • Linux/macOS/Windows beta testers
  • Help shaping the roadmap before things get too locked in

Project site: https://tronbrowser.dev/

I’m not trying to just drop a promo link here — I’d genuinely appreciate criticism from people who care about open-source software. What would you want to see before trusting or contributing to a new browser project?

u/Minimum_Hour519 — 11 days ago
▲ 1 r/browsers

Looking for beta testers and contributors for TronBrowser — open-source AI-native browser

Hey r/browsers,

We’re building TronBrowser, an open-source, privacy-first, AI-native browser based on Chromium.

The goal is simple: keep Chrome compatibility, extensions, bookmarks, and profiles — but remove the telemetry, sponsored junk, and tracking, while adding first-class AI agents and workflows.

We’re looking for:

  • Beta testers on Linux/macOS/Windows
  • Chromium/browser devs
  • Extension developers
  • Privacy/security reviewers
  • Contributors interested in AI-native browsing UX

Site: https://tronbrowser.dev/

Would love feedback, bug reports, feature ideas, or contributors who want to help shape the project early.

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u/Minimum_Hour519 — 11 days ago