1. Clarify One Function with Comments + Summary
We’ll rewrite your inline comments and add a short summary (~100 words) of what a function or block of code does — perfect for sharing with non-devs.
Why It Matters:
Good documentation prevents bugs, miscommunication, and onboarding pain. This task adds clarity without pulling your devs off critical work.
Value Delivered:
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Improves code maintainability
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Enables cross-team collaboration (esp. product or QA)
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Makes your team look clean and organized
⏱ 30–45 min
2: Create a Developer-to-Client Feature Summary
You give us a technical feature description or changelog (up to 250 words), and we rewrite it in plain English for clients, managers, or stakeholders.
Why It Matters:
Most dev teams are bad at explaining their work to non-devs. This service bridges that gap.
Value Delivered:
Reduces communication delays between teams
Helps non-tech stakeholders appreciate progress
Improves client confidence in deliverables
⏱ Time: 45 minutes
3: Write or Rewrite 1 Unit Test Description
Send us one unit test with a brief goal, and we’ll generate or polish the description so it’s clear what’s being tested and why.
Why It Matters:
Clear tests help future devs maintain your code. They also reassure PMs and QA that things are covered.
Value Delivered:
Improves maintainability
Clarifies intent of automated testing
Saves time during documentation reviews
⏱ Time: 30–45 minutes
4: Refactor One Block’s Inline Comments for Readability
You submit a short block of code with comments (or rough ones), and we rewrite the inline notes for accuracy, clarity, and tone.
Why It Matters:
Bad comments are worse than no comments. This service improves comprehension without touching your code.
Value Delivered:
Speeds up dev onboarding
Makes your repo more accessible
Reduces misunderstandings in complex code
⏱ Time: 30–45 minutes
