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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.

Your idea, with a way forward.

  1. Start with what you need.

    A fix, a feature, a small improvement. Describe your own task in Claude, Cursor or Codex.

  2. Let your AI prepare the handoff.

    It reads the code and drafts the posting, so a developer has the context to get started.

  3. Make it yours. Then publish.

    Review the scope, choose repository access, and set the price before anyone can claim it.

You stay in control. Nothing is published until you say so.

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

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