I will review your code for code smells and maintainability

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Sergey G

About this gig

Your code works today, but does every new feature take longer, create regressions, or require changes in many unrelated files?

That is often a sign of spaghetti code: a codebase that has become difficult to understand, change, and grow safely.


  • I will review your codebase and find the highest-impact issues that make future development slower, riskier, and more expensive.
  • I will add clear // TODO: comments directly in the relevant code blocks, so you can immediately see what needs attention and where. Each comment will identify the issue and suggest a practical direction for improving it.


This service is ideal for growing applications, inherited projects, and AI-generated code that

works today but may become harder to maintain as more features are added.


The goal is not an unnecessary rewrite. It is to give you a practical map of the changes needed to keep your software from becoming too difficult and expensive to understand, change, and grow as your business evolves.


Basic and Standard tiers reviews are automated and will be done using our DigitalWorker AI agent specialized on architecture and code quality: https://agiledigitalworker.com

Get to know Sergey G

Sergey G

Enterprise AI Automation Architect, MS Certified Cloud and AI Expert

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  • FromUnited States
  • Member sinceApr 2023
  • Last delivery1 year
  • Languages

    English
I help businesses of any size automate high-risk workflows that cost $150+/hr in manual labor deploying battle-tested AI solutions from my work at Microsoft and Fortune 500 clients. I follow Clean Code, Clean Architecture and test-driven development for truly Agile high-quality results fully aligned with client needs 🔹 No-Code AI Workflows Connect legacy systems to modern AI without costly replacements. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/grand 💼 Tech Stack C# | TypeScript | Azure AI | Excel/Power BI | n8n | Microsoft Certified

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