Vibe Code Fixing
With over ten years of experience in implementing custom software projects, across diverse technologies and industries, I am the right person to get your in-house developments back on track.
Didn't this work yesterday?
Do you recognize this question? Even though your team is heavily using the latest AI-powered technologies, you still lack confidence in your own system? You’ve also enabled non-technical users to make changes to your software themselves, yet you’re still not making progress?
Whether it's a recurring bug, a failed deployment, or a system that suddenly stops responding as expected: in such moments, pressure builds up quickly. This is exactly where I support you. I analyze even complex and confusing situations quickly, identify the causes, and ensure that your application runs reliably again.
My way of working: honest, transparent, and with engineering care.
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How I rescue projects
Every software project is unique - why and how it was created.
1. Bringing order to requirements
Before I even take a look at the software or the source code, it's important to find out which tasks are solved by the existing software and where it's currently failing. To do this, I talk to all stakeholders and map out the history of the project's development. At the end of this step, there is a technical priority list that records which problems must be addressed first.
2. Stabilizing the application
Only now do I take a look at the source code of your software project. Supported by extensive, AI-supported tooling as well as my many years of experience in implementing software projects, I localize the sources of your acute problems and can quickly provide a solution.
3. Putting your project on a solid foundation
After the function of your processes has been restored, the final step is to address the fundamental problems of your codebase. The goal of this step is to restore the speed of development you're used to from the past while simultaneously installing guardrails that protect existing functionality from unexpected regressions. To do this, I draw from an extensive toolbox: the introduction/revision of Continuous Integration pipelines, code quality tools, agentic guardrails, or even conducting training sessions can be part of this step.