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Founders and ops teams hire me to design, build and run production AI agents. Fixed price, weekly demos, and the code lives in your GitHub from day one. HireAgentic is my independent practice, not a job board or an agency.

Solo, no hand-offs
Stack I build with: LangGraph, LangChain, Claude, OpenAI, Python, TypeScript, FastAPI, Next.js, Supabase, Postgres, pgvector, LangSmith, OpenTelemetry, Docker.
Solutions architect on a Fortune 500 AI contact center: 40% higher CSAT and half the hold time. Now I build the agents myself.
My storyPick the line that sounds like you. Each has a fixed price and a clear finish line.
The person on the call is the person writing the code. No account managers, no hand-off to a junior team.
How to hire an AI engineer
Founder, WorklyI spent years designing and architecting AI products for Fortune 500 clients, then started building them myself, because hand-offs were where good projects died. I also run Workly, my own AI outbound product, so the patterns I use for clients run in my own product too.
A Vibe-Built MVP is $15–30K and proves the agent with real users in about 3 weeks. An AI Product Sprint is $30–60K for a production agent with human sign-off, evals and tracing, in 4–6 weeks. Already live and struggling? A Production Audit starts at $3.5K. Every price is fixed after a free scoping week.
Neither. HireAgentic is my independent AI agent engineering practice. You work with me directly: the person on the scoping call is the person who designs and writes the code.
You do. Everything lives in your GitHub from day one: code, prompts, evals, docs and the runbook. If we stop working together, nothing is locked away.
No account managers and no hand-off to a junior team, so decisions happen on the call and nothing gets lost in translation. When a scope grows, I bring in engineers from my Ayraxs bench and stay accountable for the build.
We agree a daily overlap window on the scoping call, and the rest runs async. You get a written update and a live demo every Friday, so you always know where the build stands.