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AI Software One-Person Company

Business Operations Updated 2026.08.30

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About this skill

Problem

For solo developers and one-person software teams, project work often splits across disconnected artifacts: requirements, quotes, contracts, code reviews, test plans, deployment checklists, and profit tracking. This skill organizes that delivery workflow into keyword-triggered capabilities, reducing the need to hunt for templates, recompute costs, or restate project parameters.

How It Works

It routes common inputs to the relevant workflow. For example, PRD starts requirements drafting, contract prioritizes contract generation, proposal produces a technical proposal with pricing, and deployment outputs release checklists, rollback plans, and troubleshooting guidance. The core capabilities include PRD generation, code review, test case generation, deployment, technical proposal, project management, contract drafting, and profit tracking.
- Requirements and delivery: It can fill in product name, target users, core problem, key features, and platform assumptions, then output a structured Markdown document with P0, P1, and P2 priorities.
- Engineering quality: After reading code, it reviews correctness, security, performance, maintainability, best practices, and test coverage, citing specific issues and repair suggestions where possible.
- Commercial and financial ops: It can draft development contracts, acceptance criteria, penalty clauses, cost structures, payment progress, and gross-margin health checks.

It also includes executable utilities such as wbs_decomposer.py for task breakdown and profit_calculator.py for profit calculation, plus assets like deployment checklists, Python and TypeScript review checklists, and contract clause references.

Boundaries

The pricing, person-day cost, and industry coefficients are reference ranges, not formal financial accounting or legal advice. Generated contracts, proposals, and acceptance criteria should still be validated with real client data, technical constraints, and legal review.

Use Cases

  • Before accepting a project, generate a technical proposal, feature priorities, and a commercial quote based on budget and timeline.
  • When reviewing a PR or code snippet, produce a structured report covering security, performance, and maintainability.
  • Before release, prepare a deployment checklist, rollback triggers, and troubleshooting steps.
  • After project payments arrive, calculate person-day costs, outsourcing fees, and gross-margin alerts.

Best For

  • Independent developers taking outsourcing projects who need to turn requirements, quotes, contracts, and delivery checklists into one coherent document set.
  • Solo software business owners who need project profit, payment progress, and risk alerts turned into a reviewable report.
  • Engineers delivering software projects on the side who want code reviews, test cases, and deployment checks without scattered notes.
  • Small-team presales staff who need to convert client budget, industry coefficients, and timelines into a bidding proposal.