Three senior engineers charge $10k/week to delete AI-generated code

We charge $10k a week to delete AI-generated code

Three Polish engineers launched Slopfix on odra.dev: one week, $10,000, to refactor vibecoded codebases back to maintainability. They offer a free analysis with a committed reduction target—e.g., 100k lines down to 35k, same functionality. Payment is proportional to the target hit; if they promise 50% and deliver 20%, you pay $4,000. Deliverables include the smaller codebase, a QA checklist, guardrails (CLAUDE.md, lint rules, CI checks), and a two-week warranty. They use Claude Code but say 'the agent doesn't get a vote'—the differentiator is 30 years of combined engineering experience. The post does not disclose any specific client cases or number of projects delivered.

Why it matters: Three Polish engineers turned AI code refactoring into a fixed-price service with pay-for-results. Hits all three HKR axes, but as a small-team service page rather than an industry event, importance caps at 78.