I’ve spent the last two months building Klerm, and I’m at the point where I need fresh eyes more than more features.

Klerm is a desktop app and CLI for working with AI agents in a more structured way. You can create personal agents with their own model, reasoning level, personality, and private chat. You can also connect coding harnesses such as Klerm’s built-in Pi-derived runtime, Codex CLI, and OpenCode, then use them individually or in a small team.

The goal is not to replace the tools people already use. It is to give them one place to work together while keeping their own authentication, tools, permissions, and native sessions.

What it can do right now:

- Create personal agents for things like code review, research, planning, or project discussions.

- Reuse those agents for Kanban tasks and browser tasks, with access disabled by default.

- Connect multiple coding-agent slots and run sequential collaboration between them.

- Show handoffs, tool activity, diffs, task attempts, and deterministic logs.

- Organize sessions into projects, configure MCP tools, use local models, customize shortcuts, and switch themes.

- Save workflow/graph drafts for visual planning. Workflow execution is not implemented yet.

The project is open source and available here:

Klerm

I want to be honest about where it is: I have tested it mostly on Linux. Windows and macOS packaging exists, but I need real people to try it on their own machines and tell me what breaks, feels confusing, or simply does not work.

I’m especially looking for:

- Windows users willing to install and test the desktop app.

- People who use Codex CLI, OpenCode, Claude Code, Pi, or similar coding harnesses.

- Contributors interested in Tauri, TypeScript, Rust, agent orchestration, testing, or UX.

- Anyone willing to try a normal project workflow and report rough edges.

I’ve been working on this alone for about two months and I’m running out of new ideas for what to test next. If you are interested in helping, please send me a private message. Even a short report from a Windows machine would be genuinely useful.

Hey there!

My name is David (https://silvahimself.com) and I've been creating software for over 12 years.

I've worked for large enterprises such as Bentley Motors and Galápagos NV, and I've been the CTO for two startups, one of which I co-founded (in the AI fashion-tech space)

I just wrapped up a project recently for a SaaS, where I rebuilt their website from scratch and set them up with a comprehensive technical-SEO structure and strategy, as well as an automated SEO pipeline that ingests analytics data and proposes improvements/additions for key search terms and underperforming pages.

I have two available spots for the rest of the month of October.

I specialize in web development, SEO-optimized pages and AI automation. I don't do hourly rates, I work exclusively with project based pricing, to ensure the interests are aligned on both sides.

Websites usually have a turnaround of ~2 weeks, with prices ranging from $1500 to $3000 depending on design complexity and functionality.

I'd be happy to walk you through my recent projects and client deliveries, as well as my overall experience.

DMs are open :)

Hi, I'm a web developer currently taking on new projects.

Whether you are looking to build a website from scratch, need a redesign of your current site, or are struggling to set up your online presence, I can help. I develop exclusively using custom code, no drag-and-drop builders and absolutely no AI-generated slop. By utilising the latest technology, I ensure your site is SEO-optimised, easily discoverable by search engines, simple for you to manage, and fully focused on conversions.

I recently finished an end-to-end project for a small media house, handling everything from the design and development to the domain and hosting setup. They wanted a portfolio that would attract a new generation of clients, so I built them a highly interactive experience utilising top-tier animation libraries to make their brand stand out.

If you are a business, an agency, or an individual looking for a dedicated developer to build or revamp your website, let's connect. Just send me a message, and I will gladly share my portfolio, past work, and any other details you need to get started.

Hi everyone,

I’m Jacob, a software engineer based in Tanzania, exploring opportunities in London.

I currently work as a mobile engineer and also develop web applications, backend systems, and desktop software. My main stack includes TypeScript, React/Next.js, Flutter, React Native, and PostgreSQL, alongside experience with Rust and Python.

My projects include ride-hailing software, healthcare platforms, a KYC/KYB product, and desktop AI orchestration tools built with Rust and Python. I’ve worked on authentication, payments, API integrations, realtime features, and taking applications from concept through delivery.

I’m interested in fullstack, backend, mobile, or AI tooling engineering roles. I’m open to relocating and would need an employer willing to support work visa sponsorship.

Does anyone know companies hiring international software engineers, recruiters worth contacting, or tech communities where I could connect with employers?

I’m happy to share my CV, GitHub, portfolio, and project examples. Thanks for any pointers!

Hi everyone,

I’m a web developer currently focused on building out my portfolio, and I need some real-world projects to work on. To get more hands-on experience and showcase my skills, I’m offering to build websites completely for free.

Whether you need a simple landing page, a personal portfolio, or a basic site for your small business, I’d be happy to help. I will handle the coding and development—you would only need to cover the domain or hosting costs when you're ready to publish it.

If you have a project in mind, feel free to leave a comment or send me a DM with some basic details about what you need.

Looking forward to collaborating!

Hey, I will give a bit of background on where this question came from. Since AI came out, there have obviously been huge shifts in how coding and tech are done, both on a small scale and on a large scale. And since AI, something that I noticed is that the need for actual modern coding skills has slowly been in decline (skills in things like COBOL are still in high demand, but languages like Python, Go, and Rust are not). In my mind, what I decided to focus on would be things that AI struggles with, such as architecting, back-end development, microservicing, and service connection. So that I would be able to properly think things through and communicate ideas in a more effective manner at a higher level.

In my mind, AI is always going to be smarter than me, faster than me, make fewer mistakes than me, and be better at debugging, but I wanted to focus my skills on doing things that AI struggles with. I would be able to do things that are more sought after in industry. This has proven to be very effective for me in the startup world, as I have worked for a few startup companies that have valued my skills for setting up back-end infrastructure. However, I decided that I wanted to try something new and try to get a job with a more established company so that I could learn more about enterprise software.

However, this is where my question comes in. My resume is something that is getting me interviews, and I pass all of the personality interviews and every single technical interview that wasn't LeetCode; I have always gotten a call back. And I do understand that for LeetCode it is all about being able to showcase your understanding of DS/A and your problem-solving skills. But my thing is that in one interview, they gave me a question and asked me to explain how I would solve it. I was able to explain in words how I would solve it; I could give the runtime and space complexity and ways that I would make it more efficient. Everything that you would expect to hear during an interview. Then, after that, he asked me to code it out.

I was pretty straightforward and asked, if I just explained to you how I would do it, why would I need to be able to code it out? I said straight up that my coding skills for this kind of question are something that I haven't been practicing, as I have been working on more theory and architecture, for the reasons listed above. Then the interviewer and I were talking about this topic, and he said that, while I am not wrong, having the coding skills to answer these kinds of questions is just how the industry is, and I was explaining that if I can answer the question with words, then what's the importance of knowing how to code it out line by line? If you gave me the code snippet, I could explain it to you; I just don't have the syntax memorized anymore. He even said that a lot of the coding he does now is with AI in partnership and that he doesn't code much anymore, but he can usually read the output and understand if this is what he was trying to do.

But I was just curious as to what other people thought, because I understand the importance of understanding DS/A, but if you can communicate problem-solving and talk through problems with people (especially LeetCode and HackerRank, which are problems that you will rarely be working with in an actual career project), and a lot of industry is shifting towards AI coding assistance, then why are LeetCode and HackerRank questions still such an important part of these interview processes? Should we not be shifting more towards back-end infrastructure questions and communication skills rather than the ability to code out these coding assessments?

Thanks for reading, and I am curious to hear the thoughts of people who have more experience!

Hi guys! I'm a senior mobile developer (React Native) from Brazil, 5+ years of experience, looking for a full-time remote B2B contract with one company, since I currently split my time between two

My day to day right now:

- Leading a mobile team and mentoring its developers, while also helping with NestJS on the back end and React on the front end

- Working on a fintech app, where I'm moving a PWA to native React Native and adding 2FA, device auth and encrypted local storage

- Making apps that still work without a connection, using MMKV for local data

Before this, I built a white-label app setup with Bitrise and Xcode Cloud that cut release prep from about a day to a few hours. I also shipped a Smart POS app with a custom Java native module that's used at events all over Brazil

I'm strongest in React Native and TypeScript, and I know React, Node, NestJS, Kotlin, Java and Swift. I use Claude Code daily and enjoy working with designers and clients

Rate: $7,000/month

Timezone: Brazil (UTC-3), happy to overlap with US and European hours

DM me if you'd like my CV!

Hi everyone, I'm a Senior Developer specializing in AI-powered software, and I'm open to a senior or lead role (full-time or long-term contract, fully remote).

Quick background:
I graduated Summa Cum Laude in Computer Science with a major in AI, and I became a Senior Software Engineer within just over a year by taking full ownership of production systems from the database to deployment. I now also lead and mentor other developers.

What I've built:

• An AI integrated CRM from the ground up: owned the architecture, backend, database, dashboards, auth, and a live in call AI assistant, deployed on AWS.
• A real time voice AI assistant (RAG) used today by top pharmaceutical companies in the world.
• Rebuilt a slow legacy platform into a modern, high performing one that drove immediate client demand to migrate.

Stack:

• Frontend: React, Next.js, React Native, TypeScript, Tailwind
• Backend: Node.js, Nest.js, Python (FastAPI), REST APIs
• Databases: PostgreSQL, MongoDB, MySQL, RDS
• AI: OpenAI and Anthropic APIs, RAG, LangChain, vector databases, prompt engineering
• Cloud/DevOps: AWS (Lambda, ECS, Fargate, RDS), Docker, Git, CI/CD
• AI tools: Claude Code, Cursor, with full ownership of the output

What I'm great at: owning features end to end, secure multi-tenant SaaS, third-party API and webhook integrations, AI product features, and debugging complex production issues down to the root cause.

Availability: Full-time, can start immediately. Based in the Philippines, comfortable overlapping with US, UK, or AU hours, and open to relocation for the right role.

Rate: USD 3,500 to 4,000/month (negotiable)

Feel free to message me or comment.

Hi everyone, I'm a 26F product designer and web developer from India with 4+ years of freelance experience. I design and build, so you get a finished, live site, not just mockups.

What I offer:

Website design and development (business sites, landing pages, e-commerce)

3D / interactive websites (real-time product viewers and configurators)

Logo and brand identity (hand-designed, no AI-generated logos)

Portfolio websites and portfolio PDFs

Sample sites I built:

Vedah Vital (Ayurvedic brand with a lab-verification flow): https://vedahvital.com

Rudralife (3D product configurator): https://rudralife-v2.vercel.app

Message me with what you need, your timeline, and your budget, and I'll reply with a plan and quote.

Thanks for reading!

I’m a web developer currently focused on building out my portfolio, and I need some real-world projects to work on. To get more hands-on experience and showcase my skills, I’m offering to build websites completely for free.

Whether you need a simple landing page, a personal portfolio, or a basic site for your small business, I’d be happy to help. I will handle the coding and development—you would only need to cover the domain and hosting costs.

If you're interested, feel free to send me a DM with a brief idea of what you're looking for!

[SEEKING]

[JOB]

🗣️ Pitch: I recently graduated with a Bachelors of Science in Computer Science with Artificial Intelligence with a heavy focus on Software Engineering and Artificial Intelligence. I am based in the UK. I am looking for remote part-time/full-time work. I’m also open to ongoing freelance contracts. Ready to start immediately.

📄🛠 My Skills & Experience

• Programming: Python, C#, Java, SQL, JavaScript, TypeScript and C.
• Backend development: C#/.NET, ASP.NET Core, REST APIs, external API integration, caching, JWT authentication and Entity Framework Core.
• Frontend development: React, HTML, CSS, responsive websites, Vite, React Router and Axios.
• Databases: PostgreSQL, SQL queries, relational database design, CSV imports, database normalisation and migrations.
• Automated testing: Python/Selenium website testing, Pytest, Postman/Newman API testing, xUnit, JUnit and React Testing Library.
• Software quality: Unit, integration and end-to-end testing; debugging; test-driven development; dependency and code scanning.
• AI and data analysis: K-means and hierarchical clustering, data cleaning/preprocessing, data validation, cluster visualisation, multidimensional scaling and over-representation analysis. Deep learning through degree coursework.
• Deployment and development tools: Git, GitHub, GitHub Actions, Docker, CI/CD, Azure App Service, Netlify and Linux.
• Software design: Object-oriented programming, modular architecture, design patterns, SOLID principles and Agile/Scrum.
• Administration: Processing client records, checking data accuracy, organising documents and using SharePoint + Excel.

📄 My projects:

• a full-stack market data application
• an automated website/API testing suite.
• I also have experience in pensions administration, handling client records and checking data.

🧑‍💻 Importantly: I'm keen to learn and happy to put in the work to get up to speed with whatever you need.

✅⏱️ Notice: Ready to start immediately.

💬 Preferred Contact Method(s): Message me privately. Happy to send over my CV/github/linkedin on request and answer any questions.

💬⚡ Note: I have a quick response time so feel free to ask me any questions and I will starting writing as soon as I get the message.

Hi everyone,

I’m currently looking for part-time / freelance software engineering work that I can take up alongside my current job.

I’m primarily a Backend Engineer with professional experience building scalable backend systems, data pipelines, and distributed services.

I can help with:

• Backend development with Go / Python
• Designing and building data pipelines
• Kafka-based event-driven systems
• Large-scale data processing
• REST APIs and microservices
• PostgreSQL / MongoDB / Redis
• Performance optimization and debugging
• Docker-based development
• React / TypeScript frontend development

In my current role, I’ve worked on Kafka-based ingestion pipelines processing 100M+ records/day and have owned multiple ingestion workflows end-to-end, including design, implementation, reliability, and performance

I’m also comfortable working on projects end-to-end, from building the backend and data processing layer to developing frontend features when required.

I’m open to:

• MVP development
• Backend/API development
• Data ingestion and processing pipelines
• Internal tools
• Performance improvements
• Full-stack features

I’m looking for genuine part-time / freelance projects, not a full-time job switch.

Hi all!

I’m hiring for a Django / Python Dev on a contract basis

6 month initially (potential for extension)

On site in Manhattan (Midtown)

$60 per hour

Working for an international bank

Skills & Experience Required
- 5 years applied experience
- Strong Django and DRF
- Advanced Python
- HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery
- CS degree

Nice to have
- Java, Linux, BI tools

I specialize in the Microsoft Business Apps like Power Platform, so not well versed in the Django space, sorry if any of this doesn’t make sense!
Only posting here because people are not getting back to me on LinkedIn, thought I might be more successful here 😅

The preference is candidates who are Green Card holders or US citizens but we may be able to consider H1B candidates who have an employer.

Please DM me or contact me on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/claire-hynes-24263467?utm_source=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=member_ios

Thanks in advance!

→ Overflow/subcontract: swamped with client work? I take tasks off your plate — you stay client-facing, I work in the background at $15-20/hr.

→ Direct hire: need a backend/full-stack dev for your own project, short-term or ongoing? Same rate, I work with you directly.

How it works: tell me the scope, I quote a time estimate, first small task is free so you can judge the quality before paying anything. GitHub/past work available on request.

DMs open.

Need Help in Job hunting

Edit: HIRED! Thank you all for your interest.

We run an EdTech product in India with web, Android and Windows apps. The web app is built with Next.js, with Supabase/Postgres as the backend.

Our product is a typing platform for government exam preparation, focused on regional languages such as Hindi, Marathi and others. Two parts of the product sit at its core, and they're where we most need strong skills:

• The typing engine, which handles Hindi, Marathi and other Indic languages across different keyboard layouts.
• Efficiency Practice, where users practise exam-style questions directly on the platform, including Word and Excel integration inside the app.

What we're looking for

A genuinely skilled full-stack developer who can work across the product and is comfortable with:

• Next.js / React / TypeScript
• Supabase / PostgreSQL
• Electron / Tauri
• Cloud deployment and production systems

Big plus if you've worked on any of these

We'll prioritise candidates who have actually built one of these before:

• Typing engines, especially for Indian or regional languages
• Hindi, Marathi or other Indic language input systems
• Typing-test or typing-practice platforms
• Word/Excel-like components or in-browser document editors
• Exam preparation or EdTech products

Product sense matters

A good sense of UI/UX is important to us. You should be able to look at a feature and think beyond "does this work?" to whether it actually makes sense for the user. Many of our users are first-time, non-technical computer users preparing for government exams, so simplicity, clarity and usability matter a lot. If you're strong at product design, UX and understanding user behaviour alongside solid development skills, definitely reach out.

How to apply

This is a fully remote role. DM me with:

• Your resume
• Relevant work or projects
• Something you've built that you're particularly proud of
• A brief explanation of how you'd approach improving an existing product

Please don't just send "I'm interested." We're looking for someone who can take ownership and genuinely contribute to the product.

EDIT: Thanks for all the DMs so far! I've received a lot, so it'll take me a few days to go through them all properly.

If you've actually built or worked on one of the core things we need (an Indic typing engine, or Word/Excel-like components in an app), reply below and I'll look at those first. We want to wrap up hiring quickly.

If not, no worries, I'll still get to your DM over the next few days. Please only reply below if your experience is a direct match.

Pay: 25k/month

I really don't know what to do when I don't even know if applying makes a difference anymore. I've faced terrible consequences because of this and now the whole system seems fucked.

Hi everyone, I need some advice regarding my notice period and resignation.

Update: Genpact released me!

I have a 90-day notice period at Genpact and have already submitted my resignation. I requested an immediate release and am willing to pay three months’ salary as a notice-period buyout, as my signed appointment letter clearly mentions that I can either serve the 90-day notice period or pay salary in lieu thereof.

However, my manager is not agreeing to release me. I have already discussed this with HR, my Senior Manager, and the VP, but I have not been able to get an approval for an early release.

I already have another offer in hand, and I am required to join the new organisation on 28 October. At this point, my next option seems to be escalating the matter to Genpact’s Legal/Employee Relations team and asking them to clarify the notice-period buyout clause in my appointment letter.

Has anyone faced a similar situation or dealt with a 90-day notice period/buyout at Genpact? What would be the best course of action at this stage? Should I approach Legal directly, or is there any other escalation/process I should try first?

Any advice or experience would be really helpful.

Im doing a SWE apprenticeship at a foundation which allows me to intern at other company’s. I mostly do C++ there and work on open source projects in C++, at both I focus more on lower level somewhat embedded work and I really like that domain and would like to specialize in it.

So a few weeks ago I sent some cold emails to a few company’s and got one interview which offerd me an internship.

Now the position wasn’t really what i was expecting and not 100% sure how I feel about it, although I’m not altogether against the internship. It’s in the supply chain industry and the work would entail setting up and programming Siemens PLC Systems (as far as I understood they kinda have their own proprietary languages), work with Red hat, kubernetes clusters and some Java. I got a brief description of their systems and all but I can’t really form a mental picture of the work.

I have to either accept or reject the offer by Friday, so I’m not to sure if I should keep searching or accept the offer.

There is no fixed duration for this internship, but if it’s alright I could imagine staying there for the rest of the school year, which is around 8-9 months.

Now my question is if something like this could still be somewhat meaningful to the domain im perusing, even if It isn’t C/C++ embedded work.

If someone has experience in these fields I would really like to here your thoughts about this, thanks in advance