Scoped contract work · one accountable engineer
NextEleven is an owner-operated DFW software studio led by Sean McDonnell. It works with organizations that need a difficult failure investigated, a backend or integration implemented, a retrieval workflow made usable, an operational system built, or a modern web presence delivered on a foundation that can expand over time. Clients work directly with the owner responsible for scope, implementation, verification, and handoff.
AK47 Founding Freeze is experimental, named-license software for selected Kalshi Bitcoin event-contract workflows. It runs on infrastructure and accounts controlled by the licensed owner, begins stopped and in non-ordering test mode, and includes a documented handoff. It is not financial advice, a managed account, custody, or a promise of results.
The free public Telegram posts remain available. A completed purchase can include private automation that runs while the owner’s server, credentials, network, exchange access, and configured services remain available. Exact capabilities, price, license, and support are stated in the written offer.
No checkout, no wallet assumptions, and no request for credentials. Prospective buyers review the costs, requirements, risk, license, support, and limitations first. Sean then determines fit and sends a written offer.
The best engagement has an owner, a current failure or requirement, access to the relevant evidence, and a concrete definition of done.
Logs, API behavior, cross-platform failures, CI, regressions, environment differences, and a written root-cause record.
Python/FastAPI, TypeScript/Next.js, REST integrations, PostgreSQL, Redis, operator interfaces, and explicit human-review paths.
Ingestion, hybrid retrieval, reranking, citations, tool calling, evaluation cases, escalation, and honest failure behavior.
Automated checks, runbooks, limitations, architecture notes, demonstrations, and a next-owner handoff another person can follow.
Public repositories support the engineering claims. Private-client contract work is described through architecture, verified checks, and anonymized workflow details—not client names or invented outcomes.
Python, FastAPI, PostgreSQL/pgvector, Redis, Next.js, search, inventory, orders, invoices, dashboards, and human-reviewed external actions.
Harness is a proprietary public proof of concept with user-selected provider/model routing, compatible custom endpoints, sandboxed tools, MCP, sessions, parallel workers, security notes, and local interfaces.
NextEleven designed and implemented JP Transmission’s bilingual web presence with distinct buyer and seller journeys, responsive layouts, a configured inquiry path, and browser-based Ask JP guidance using approved site information. Inventory, ecommerce, and checkout remain separately scoped future capabilities.
The schedule follows the verified scope, dependencies, and acceptance conditions.
Clarify the owner, present failure or requirement, constraints, available evidence, and whether Sean is the right person to help.
Agree on deliverables, exclusions, verification, access, communication, cost, and the concrete condition that ends the engagement.
Show working evidence early, state blocked assumptions, and keep unrelated feature ideas out of the active scope.
Provide the agreed checks, source or artifacts, documentation, known limitations, and a clear record of what remains.
Email a short description of what is failing or what must exist, who owns it, and what a useful result would look like. If the fit is wrong, Sean will say so plainly.
nextelevenstudios@gmail.com· 833-925-6048 · Remote delivery from Mansfield, Texas
