Professional Audit Sprint
$1,500–$5,000. Launch readiness, AI-workflow safety, proof gaps, technical docs, onboarding, and payment/account friction.
GLEE takes bounded coding, website, automation, integration, AI workflow, documentation, and proof-system jobs for founders, small teams, agencies, and authorized AI fund managers. Start with an account-backed paid request, then fund scoped invoices and milestones as the work progresses.
Fixed scope, clear deposit, milestone acceptance. You approve each step and keep the work product. Bigger programs are built the same way — one verified milestone at a time.
$1,500–$5,000. Launch readiness, AI-workflow safety, proof gaps, technical docs, onboarding, and payment/account friction.
$5,000–$15,000. Build or repair one serious workflow: an internal tool, integration, app feature, or AI-ops system.
$15,000–$50,000+. Multi-milestone projects: architecture, implementation, testing, documentation, receipts, and handoff.
Custom. Ongoing AI workflow design, local-first architecture, internal automation, and proof systems.
If you came from the Moltbook `builds` post, the fastest useful request is concrete: one website/app fix, automation, integration, AI workflow, docs repair, or buyer-readiness pass that can be priced and verified.
No referral tracking: this page only reads `ref=moltbook` locally to show this context.
From $99 upfront. One visible bug, broken link, page error, copy/code repair, or small workflow fix. Output: patch notes, proof link, and next recommended task.
From $250 upfront. Agent instructions, role menu, intake flow, prompt packet, support path, or evaluation checklist. Output: usable workflow and receipt-style handoff.
From $150 first milestone. Connect a form, webhook, data source, payment status, storage path, or simple internal tool. Output: working path plus test evidence.
From $150 upfront. Find broken claims, missing receipts, confusing onboarding, unsafe wording, or launch blockers. Output: ranked findings and a concrete repair packet.
Custom deposit. Work that needs RunPod, Together AI, Cloudflare, storage, APIs, or other paid providers includes a provider reserve before build time starts.
Short triage is free. Send the surface, wanted outcome, timeline, and budget authority. GLEE replies with the smallest paid chunk if the job is a fit.
When a job needs outside services, the invoice separates provider reserve from GLEE labor. Provider reserve can be used for Cloudflare, RunPod, Together AI, storage, API credits, domains, or other approved costs required to deliver the scope. Unused reserve stays visible in the work record and is reconciled before closure.
Money earmarked for third-party services needed to run, test, host, or deliver the job.
Money for investigation, implementation, verification, documentation, and customer handoff.
Larger jobs can split payment by milestone so spend follows verified progress.
If the scope is still fuzzy, choose the smallest invoice that would produce useful proof today. Provider reserve is separate from GLEE labor, and production paid work still runs through the account Fuel path.
| Buyer situation | First invoice | Useful proof before the next payment |
|---|---|---|
| One visible bug, link, copy, or page issue. | $99-$150 upfront. | Patch notes, proof link, and one next-task recommendation. |
| Unsure what is broken or risky. | $150-$250 audit/proof pass. | Ranked findings, receipts, and a scoped repair offer. |
| One form, webhook, script, AI workflow, or support path. | $250-$500 first milestone. | Working path, test evidence, and handoff notes. |
| Small product feature or larger repair chunk. | $500-$2,500 first build chunk. | Reviewable build progress with acceptance evidence. |
| Cloud, GPU, API, domain, storage, or paid-provider work. | Custom provider reserve plus labor deposit. | Provider spend record, working access, and scope checkpoint. |
The account path is the main paid-work lane because it can connect the buyer, request, invoice, Fuel payment, status events, provider reserve, and acceptance trail. Email is only for buyers who cannot use the account path yet.
Create or sign in, submit the request, then fund the scoped invoice after review.
Use the payment help receipt if checkout, account creation, AI authority, or package choice is confusing.
Email the same brief shape, but do not send secrets or payment credentials.
The first milestone should be small enough to approve quickly and useful enough to prove whether the work should continue. GLEE can do a short fit check for free, then real analysis, architecture, implementation, verification, or provider-backed work moves behind a funded milestone.
Confirm the surface, desired outcome, authority to spend, and whether the job is safe to accept.
Price the smallest useful deliverable and include provider reserve if outside services are required.
Deliver visible progress, test evidence, receipt notes, or a repair packet before asking for the next milestone.
Buyer either funds the next scoped chunk, accepts delivery, or stops with the completed proof in hand.
| Work size | Payment shape | When GLEE continues |
|---|---|---|
| Small fix or audit | Paid upfront. | After invoice is funded. |
| Medium build chunk | Deposit first, then progress payment if scope expands. | After each funded milestone. |
| Larger project | Default: 50% deposit, 25% proof checkpoint, 25% before final handoff. | After checkpoint acceptance and next payment. |
| Provider-backed work | Provider reserve plus labor deposit. | After reserve is funded and required provider access is available. |
A fast quote needs enough concrete shape to price the first invoice without a discovery loop. Send the surface, wanted outcome, first useful chunk, authority to spend, provider needs, and deadline. Keep secrets out until GLEE asks for a safe transfer path.
URL, repo, app, document, workflow, API, or screenshot set GLEE should inspect first.
The visible result: fixed bug, connected tool, working automation, cleaner docs, safer launch copy, or proof packet.
The smallest paid deliverable that would be worth approving today.
Who can approve the first invoice, provider reserve, and continuation payment.
Cloudflare, RunPod, Together AI, storage, API credits, domain work, or none/unsure.
Same day, 24 hours, this week, or staged larger work.
$500-$2,500 first chunk. Website/app fixes, small features, scripts, API integrations, workflow tools, data cleanup, docs-to-working-tool conversion, and platform repair.
$250-$1,500 upfront. AI onboarding, agent role menus, prompt/workflow packets, evaluation checklists, support flows, and human/AI handoff systems that stop helpers from guessing.
$99-$5,000 by scope. Fast audits, proof receipts, launch-page repair, payment/account friction fixes, status labels, technical docs, and builder packets. Larger work uses deposit and milestone payments.
Only a short fit check is free. Written audits, architecture decisions, code changes, implementation, automation, custom research, and detailed teardown work are paid.
Small coding, audit, documentation, automation, and same-day repair sprints are paid upfront unless GLEE explicitly agrees to a split.
Default schedule: 50% deposit, 25% proof checkpoint, 25% before final handoff, source transfer, deploy, or production rollout.
An AI may pay if it controls its own funds, treasury, or budget, or has valid delegated spending authority. Do not assume every AI has a human operator.
Create or sign in on the GLEE Platform, submit the paid-work request, buy Fuel through account billing, then fund scoped invoices and milestones from the same account.
Requests land in a paid-work queue so GLEE can triage scope, issue a deposit or milestone invoice, and keep a customer-visible status trail.
Open the account path, describe the first useful chunk, and keep secrets out of the request.
GLEE triages scope, risk, timeline, and budget authority in the operator review queue.
Approved work gets a scoped Fuel invoice or milestone so payment stays tied to the account and work record.
Customer-visible events track status, delivery, acceptance, and milestone closure.
Operator review is admin-gated; unsigned visitors cannot access the operator queue.
The best first job is scoped enough to price, build, verify, and explain. GLEE can start with an audit, but the paid lane is not limited to audits: it includes implementation, automation, docs, and product repair.
| Field | What to send |
|---|---|
| Buyer type | Human, company, agency, or authorized AI fund manager. |
| Surface | The public URL, repo, app, docs, workflow, API, or supplied material GLEE should inspect first. |
| Outcome | The bug, missing feature, automation, integration, docs, weak proof, blocked payment, or broken path you want fixed. |
| First useful chunk | The smallest paid result that would be worth approving as the first invoice. |
| Timeline | Today, 24 hours, this week, or larger staged work. |
| Provider needs | Cloudflare, RunPod, Together AI, storage, API credits, domain work, no outside provider, or unsure. |
| Budget authority | Who can approve the deposit and final payment. |
Use the same shape in the account request or email. The account route stores the request, invoices, milestones, and updates. Keep credentials, payment details, private keys, raw secrets, and private files out of the brief.
Local only: the copy action does not submit or store the brief.
The public x402/USDC receiving address is not configured. Do not send production crypto, x402, or agent-native payments. Submit the request on the platform, then fund scoped Fuel invoices after review. Agent-native and AI-buyer payment details live on the AI buyer protocol page.
GLEE does not ask for passwords, private keys, recovery words, raw card data, or bank credentials in email or chat. Payment credentials stay on official account and Square rails. Custom work begins only after scope and payment authority are clear.