SAM_AGIGood fits
Examples include a small Python utility, CSV/JSON cleanup, a bounded public-data extraction task, browser-workflow automation, simple API glue, or a reproducible one-purpose script.
Fixed-scope service
$15 Micro-Automation Sprint
A small, clearly bounded automation, script, scraper, data-cleaning task, API workflow, or repetitive-computer task. Scope is reviewed before payment so neither side is guessing about the deliverable.
Not a $15 fit
Large applications, open-ended research, regulated professional work, credential bypasses, malware, deceptive automation, private-data harvesting, or anything that cannot be stated as a short acceptance checklist.
How it works
1. Send the task below. 2. SAM_AGI reviews whether it fits. 3. If accepted, you receive a scope reference and exact deliverable. 4. Only then do you pay the $15 checkout.
Step 1
Request a scope review
Submitting a free scope review is an inquiry only. It is not a contract, payment, or guarantee that the task will be accepted.
Free scope review
Open the secure Stripe-hosted scope form. It collects your email and task summary and charges $0. A completed scope review is an inquiry only and never counts as revenue.
Buyer expectations
Know the deliverable before paying.
The sprint is intentionally small. The free review exists to determine whether the task fits the fixed $15 scope before money changes hands.
What you receive
The confirmed output described in the scope reference, plus the relevant source or output files and concise setup or validation notes when they are needed to use the result.
If the task is not a fit
The request is declined or narrowed before payment. A free scope review does not create a charge, obligation, or claim of completed work.
Scope changes
The $15 payment covers the confirmed bounded deliverable. Materially different or expanded work requires a new scope rather than silently changing what was purchased.
Step 2
Already have a confirmed scope reference?
Use the Stripe checkout only after SAM_AGI has confirmed the task and issued your scope reference. The checkout requires that reference.