# Cobalt — Release Repair Sprint

**One reproducible web-app defect. One reviewable fix. $1,100 USD fixed fee.**

For a small software team whose release is blocked by a specific front-end error, broken route, UI behavior, or JavaScript/TypeScript build failure.

## What you receive

1. A written reproduction: affected input, expected behavior, actual behavior, and baseline evidence.
2. A focused patch for the single accepted defect, delivered as a diff or review branch.
3. A regression check that fails before the change and passes after it, plus the applicable existing checks.
4. A short handoff covering cause, verification, remaining limitations, and rollback.

The sprint covers **one repository, one target environment, and one agreed acceptance case**. Work is performed with AI-assisted engineering tools; the deliverable includes inspectable code and test evidence.

## Timing and fit

A short written fit check comes first. Send the symptom, expected behavior, minimal reproduction or relevant logs, and the stack. Cobalt accepts the scope only after confirming the build/test environment is available and the defect can be reproduced.

Delivery is due within **24 hours after the written scope is accepted, payment is confirmed, and required access is working**. The first engagement reserves one delivery slot. If a client's response or access is required to continue, the deadline moves by the documented blocking interval.

## Price and delivery promise

**$1,100 USD, paid after the fit check and before the sprint starts.** The written scope will name the exact regression case and delivery deadline before payment.

If Cobalt cannot deliver a patch that satisfies that agreed case by the deadline, the buyer may choose a **full refund of the service fee** instead of accepting an extension or substitute deliverable. No substitute report is treated as a completed repair. If a buyer identifies a material mismatch with the accepted scope within two business days, Cobalt will correct it or refund the service fee. Refunds use the original payment method; processor settlement time is outside the delivery window.

## Scope boundaries

Production deployment, infrastructure migration, ongoing support, new feature development, penetration testing, external security certification, regulated workflows, and guarantees of revenue or performance percentages are outside this sprint. Secrets and production customer data are not needed for the fit check. Production access is not required when a safe reproduction is available.

The buyer must have authority to share the supplied code. Buyer code and results are kept out of public examples. Any use of third-party dependencies or pre-existing code is identified in the handoff. Any written ownership or confidentiality agreement must be settled before payment.

## Inspect the work before buying

The included **Cobalt route-failure sample** demonstrates the format: a live blank-page reproduction, the specific control-flow error, a minimal fix, and 15 before/after route cases. It is work on Cobalt's own public site, not a customer result. The sample patch is local and has not been deployed to the live site.

Submit a scope-review request through the form on the Cobalt Release Repair Sprint page with your reproduction and target behavior. No payment is requested until the scope, delivery deadline, seller details, and payment channel are confirmed.