TechHail
Instant software execution infrastructure. A client describes what they need, AI scopes and prices the work, the system matches an operator, and both sides watch execution move through a live mission-control surface.
What it is
TechHail is a prototype for instant software execution. Not a contractor marketplace. The product shape is closer to a mission-control layer between a client asking for software and an operator shipping it.
The client starts in chat. The intake agent turns a vague request into an editable spec, price band, risks, and milestones. After payment, dispatch scores operators and the project moves into a live execution surface.
What I built
A Next.js app with client and operator roles, Prisma-backed project state, conversational intake, a live spec editor, confidence-based pricing, semantic operator matching, assignment rollover, dashboards, project chat, and a workbench for emitting execution events.
The main surface is the mission-control page: SWR-polled timeline, milestone strip, visibility levels, readiness gauges, architecture graph, delivery actions, and AI-generated commentary as work lands.
AI surface
AI is wired through the whole loop: intake questions, structured pricing, risk detection, scope tweaks, operator matching, event drafting, milestone summaries, status summaries, task breakdowns, and submission review.
Every AI call has a heuristic fallback, so the demo still works locally without an Anthropic key. Stripe Connect and identity verification are stubbed behind clean boundaries.
Status
Local demo with seeded client and operator accounts. The point was to prove the interaction model before worrying about liquidity, payments, and trust operations at network scale.
No public link yet. If you want to talk about how it works, drop me a line at vkavali10@gmail.com.