LOTD Studio Lesson of the Day PBC
Offer 3 of 3 · one-time · entry scope

BUILT FOR YOU

One trigger, one workflow, one output. You write the brief; you get working code that runs on your own accounts, a test log proving it, and a second pass that tried to break it.

You get
The codeA zip, GitHub-ready, with a README. Yours outright on release.
Deploy guideStep by step for where you asked it to run. You enter your own keys at deploy time; the studio never holds them.
Walkthrough pageA private page that shows what it does, on your example inputs, end to end.
Test logThe acceptance tests we wrote from your brief, run on your sample data, with results.
Adversarial reviewA second pass tries to break it: bad inputs, missing environment, secrets in code, runaway cost. What it found and what was fixed.
Verifier’s reportThe brief restated as tests; every test passing; disclosure present; no credentials anywhere in the package.
Fix-if-broken14 days. If it does not do what the acceptance tests say, it gets fixed.
Entry scopeWhat $990 covers. Bigger briefs get a quote.

One trigger (a webhook, a schedule, a form, a new row, an inbound email), one workflow of up to roughly a dozen steps, one output (a message, a file, a row, a page, an API call). Two or three systems involved. Sample inputs you can give us. A definition of “done” you can write in a paragraph.

If your brief is larger — several triggers, a user interface, more systems, real-time constraints — you get a written quote within 24 hours and a per-quote payment link. A 50% deposit is refundable until the design is delivered.

Not built here: anything that needs your credentials handed to the studio, anything that scrapes a site against its terms, anything in a high-risk regulated domain, anything deceptive.

How it runs

Scope: your brief is restated as acceptance tests you approve by email. Design. Build, in an isolated folder. Test on your sample data. Adversarial review. Package. Verify. I read the report and release. Seven days from intake, or a full refund and you still get the build.

Intake previewWhat you will be asked after payment.
Preview · 9 questions · about 20 minutes
  1. The brief: trigger → steps → output“When X happens, do A, B, C, and produce Y.” Plain words.
  2. Systems involved, names onlye.g. Stripe, Google Sheets, Slack, Gmail, Airtable, a Postgres database. No credentials, ever.
  3. Where it should runYour Cloudflare, AWS, GitHub Actions, a VPS, n8n, Zapier, a cron on your machine — or “you choose”.
  4. The success test — what “done” meansThe paragraph the acceptance tests are written from.
  5. Example inputs and expected outputsTwo or three real or realistic examples. Files welcome.
  6. DeadlineIf sooner than 7 days, say so; it may become a quote.
  7. Budget bandEntry ($990) or “quote me”.
  8. Email for delivery
  9. ConsentYou have read the disclosure and accept the terms, privacy and refund rules.

Job folders are purged 30 days after release. You keep the code; the studio keeps the method.

Disclosure. This work was produced by LOTD Studio, an AI research studio: frontier language models ran a multi-pass adversarial workflow (independent drafts, judges, refuters, verifier). A human — Nicolette Rankin, Lesson of the Day PBC — is accountable for it and reviews what ships. It is business analysis, not legal, financial, tax or investment advice.