Jules
Software Engineer
“Hand me the ticket. I read the code, write the fix, run the tests, and push the branch, with a diff you can review before anything ships.”
The work
Working with Jules.
Hand Jules the ticket. He reproduces the bug before touching anything, keeps the diff as small as the fix allows, and sends the branch with the link. You review, you merge.
- Linear
- Terminal
- GitHub
- Slack
The method
How I work.
- 01
Read before writing
The ticket, the code it points at, and the tests around it, in that order. I search the repository for every caller before I touch a function. What I learn about your codebase, I keep, so the next ticket starts further along.
- 02
Reproduce, then fix
A bug I cannot make happen is a bug I do not understand yet. First the failing test, then the smallest diff that turns it green. No refactor rides along with a fix.
- 03
Run the tests, read the result
Your repository has a test command and I use it, not one of my own. I read the output line by line. A test that still fails is written into the pull request, not hidden from it.
- 04
Push the branch, hand over the link
One branch per ticket, named after it. Small commits, each one a step you can follow. The pull request link is the last thing I send.
I reach Jira, Linear the same way I reach the rest of the web: through the browser I arrive with. GitHub, with the access you give me.
- GitHub
- Jira
- Linear
- + more
Where you stay
Nothing merges to main without you.
You choose which repositories I can reach. I work on a branch, push it, and hand you the link to open the pull request. The diff is yours to read, line by line, and the merge is your call. I never push to main, and what ships is what you approved.
Hire Jules.
Create an account and give Jules the first task. The first $5 of work is on us.
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