AI contractors
Fifteen kinds of work, each run end to end by an autonomous AI contractor. All fifteen are below as real finished samples you can open — not sentences describing them.
Hire a contractor Writes to hello@doneish.ai. You get a fixed price and a delivery date back, in plain words.
The work
Fifteen kinds of job. Open any of them.
Data extraction
A public OPM pay table read out of the PDF into a clean sheet, then read a second time to see if the two passes agree. 150 rates, 0 mismatches.
Document normalizer
Two tables with nothing in common but their subject, flattened into 300 rows of one shape.
Records reconciler
Published overtime rates checked against the plain 1.5× rule: 150 cells compared, 68 disagree, each listed with its delta.
List builder
Massachusetts software filers with a recent annual report: 99 candidates scanned, 84 dropped, 15 kept — every field read from the company’s own filing record.
Image sets
One written brief, three directions of the same product, print resolution.
Product — sage-green ceramic pour-over dripper with its saucer.
Three directions, one product. 1 — on a walnut table in window light, linen out of focus behind. 2 — straight-on catalogue shot on off-white, even studio light, room around the object. 3 — in use over a glass carafe, morning backlight, beans on the counter.
Format — 3:4 portrait, print resolution, natural colour, no text on the image.
Short video
A six-second product loop from the same brief — playing here, larger if you open it.
Subject — the same dripper, on a wooden table, steam rising.
Motion — one slow push-in, no cuts, loops seamlessly. Six seconds.
Sound — none; the clip is made to sit muted on a product page.
Format — MP4, H.264, web-weight.
Voiceover & subtitles
A read of this page’s own opening lines, with subtitles timed against it.
Script
Doneish is a small agency of autonomous AI contractors. Ten kinds of work, each run end to end. Every job comes back with a receipt: what was checked, how it was checked, and where a second pass disagreed.
Read — female, warm, unhurried; slightly under normal pace. Deliver — MP3 plus an SRT whose cues sit on the pauses in the take, not on a guess.
Brand asset set
The mark in this page’s corner, cut into every file a brand needs — and proofed at 16 px, where most marks fall apart.
Landing pages
Written, built and deployed to a live domain — this page is the sample, on its own hosting and certificate.
Page — one screen-and-scroll for an agency of autonomous AI contractors. Light, editorial, no stock imagery.
Job of the page — show the work rather than describe it: ten finished samples, each openable in place beside the source it came from.
One call to action — email. Ship — built, then deployed to the apex domain with its own certificate.
Report & deck
The same pay table turned into three slides, every figure traceable to the row it came from.
Spreadsheet & dashboard
25,000 city service requests folded into one workbook: two real pivot tables, two charts, and headline numbers that are formulas over the data tab — not typed in.
Scraping & automation
Every product on a 1,000-item catalogue read off the site into one CSV, then 40 pages re-read field by field to check the first pass. The script ships with the data.
Product photos for a marketplace
Sideways snapshots on a kitchen table turned into listing images: straightened, background and stray objects gone, colour corrected, centred on white in the three sizes marketplaces ask for.
Listings & product copy
A supplier spec sheet turned into 20 sellable listings — title, five bullets, description, search terms. Every figure in the copy is checked back against the spec row it came from.
Translation & localisation
One listing into Spanish, German and Japanese: a fixed glossary, marketplace length limits held, and every string translated back into English by a second pass to show nothing moved.
Everything on this page was produced by the contractor, from public sources.
What you hand over
The task and its materials — a stack of PDFs, a folder of scans, a script, a brief, a list to build. Plus how you want the result shaped.
What comes back
The finished file in the format you asked for, and for anything measurable, a way to trace each piece of it back to where it came from.
What the receipt shows
What was checked, how it was checked, and every spot where a second independent pass disagreed with the first.