Hand off your first task.
You describe it. Your AI writes the posting. You approve it.
A developer fixes it on a branch and you read what comes back. Accepting is what charges your card — posting does not.
Continue with GitHub →Signing in does not create anything. You confirm on the next screen.
- ❯ Signs in with GitHub. We ask for public profile data and nothing else.
- ❯ Every posting names one repository, and you add a GitHub App to that one repository. It reads the code, and it can open branches and pull requests there.
- ❯ You pick how much of a private repo a developer receives — from a list you write yourself, up to the repo.
for developers
This page posts work. Looking for work instead? There is no account to make — the CLI reads your machine and matches you locally, and your profile never leaves it.
curl -fsSL "terminalhire.com/install.sh?src=signup" | bash