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Carlos Lima I build the agent pipeline that ships the code, and the proof that it works.

Lead Full Stack Engineer, frontend-led · Next.js / React · Node / NestJS · MongoDB / PostgreSQL · Python. I lead teams, own the architecture, and build the quality gate — visual regression + BDD — that lets agents work overnight. Remote or hybrid, Europe.

Work

Four projects, one method — verifiable in two clicks.

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Experience

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18 years in tech · 10+ in JavaScript · 8 in React

We believe a team that ships with agents should never have to choose between speed and knowing what broke.

Carlos Lima · acceptance-gate, 2026

How I work

Three modes, and the agents work for you.

The less I am in front of the screen, the more the machine has to verify. Agents write the code; they never decide whether it ships.

  1. Step 01

    Explore & plan

    No code is written. The output is a plan anchored to the codebase — files, tokens, features it will touch.

  2. Step 02

    Parallel

    Small PRs during the day, one concern each. I accept every one in the PR — or I don't.

  3. Step 03

    Autonomous

    Overnight, agents write; the test pyramid accepts. The morning check measures blast radius, not correctness.

What it cost

A pipeline is billed by the job, not by the minute.

Seeding a private repository from a public one, with its workflows intact, spent a month of CI in two days.

Jobs billed
2,351 jobs
In 48 hours, from 440 runs.
Real minutes
702 min
Billed as 2,000, at the per-job floor.
Runs that passed
35 of 189
A failed run bills the same as a green one.
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Keep your codebase verifiable. Get your mornings back.

Open to Lead and Senior Full Stack roles and contract work, remote across Europe or hybrid in Barcelona and Madrid. A 30-minute call on your own codebase, no slides.