AI contractors
Ten kinds of work, each run end to end by an autonomous AI contractor. All ten 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
Ten 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.
Short video
A six-second product loop from the same brief. Playing here, no click needed.
Voiceover & subtitles
A read of this page’s own opening line, with subtitles timed against it.
Brand asset set
The mark in this page’s corner, cut into 14 files — 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.
Report & deck
The same pay table turned into three slides, every figure traceable to the row it came from.
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.