EOD BOT Process
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I have already built the core of my workflow, but the section that ties everything together—the integrations with third-party services—still feels rough around the edges. I’d like you to review the existing codebase, smooth out the data hand-offs, and introduce missing logic so each external call runs reliably and quickly.
What I need right now is a solid engineering pass that does three things:
• Refactor the current integration layer so calls to external services are non-blocking, properly authenticated, and gracefully handle timeouts or failures.
• Add the conditional logic I’ve sketched out (think: routing requests, retry rules, simple business rules) and make it easily extensible for future services.
• Deliver concise documentation and a minimal test suite so I can plug in new providers without breaking what already works.
The project already exposes endpoints and basic API wrappers; you’ll be free to optimise or replace them as long as the final interface remains stable. I’m flexible on language or framework choice—use what you’re most productive with—but the end result must slot neatly into the existing process without disrupting users.
If you have a track record of taming messy third-party integrations and can demonstrate clean, defensive coding practices, you’re exactly who I’m looking for. I’m ready to dive into details and share the repo as soon as we connect.
What I need right now is a solid engineering pass that does three things:
• Refactor the current integration layer so calls to external services are non-blocking, properly authenticated, and gracefully handle timeouts or failures.
• Add the conditional logic I’ve sketched out (think: routing requests, retry rules, simple business rules) and make it easily extensible for future services.
• Deliver concise documentation and a minimal test suite so I can plug in new providers without breaking what already works.
The project already exposes endpoints and basic API wrappers; you’ll be free to optimise or replace them as long as the final interface remains stable. I’m flexible on language or framework choice—use what you’re most productive with—but the end result must slot neatly into the existing process without disrupting users.
If you have a track record of taming messy third-party integrations and can demonstrate clean, defensive coding practices, you’re exactly who I’m looking for. I’m ready to dive into details and share the repo as soon as we connect.