Open for Work (From April 2026)
by 逆瀬川ちゃん
2 min read
Hi there! This is Sakasegawa-chan (@gyakuse)!
I've been doing so much solo dev work that my bank account has reached zero, so I'm opening up for business!
Open for work
I'm currently pausing new ongoing/retainer engagements. I'm only taking one-off consulting and advisory work at the moment.
How to reach me
Feel free to get in touch using the format below.
Subject: Inquiry about a project
- Your name / company:
- Overview of the request:
- Desired start date:
- Hourly rate:
- Other notes:
A DM on X (@gyakuse) is also fine.
What I can do
Roughly, I can help with things like:
- Designing and building AI agents and AI applications
- Setting up and optimizing coding agent environments (Claude Code, Codex, Agent Skills, MCP, Harness)
- Building AI/ML pipelines for speech recognition (ASR), OCR, structured data extraction, etc.
- Model training: LLM post-training (SFT, RLHF, etc.) and ASR model fine-tuning
- Prompt engineering and prompt injection defenses
- Tech research, benchmark design, and running benchmarks
- Planning, requirements gathering, and spec writing
- Writing technical articles
- Pretty much any other odd job
You can get a feel for what I've been up to lately on my blog, in my roundup of things I've been writing and building around coding agents, or in I Built 10 AI Apps and 3 AI Agents Solo.
What I've built
A quick roundup of recent work.
AI agents
- Task Agent: a general-purpose agent with 20+ tools. Automated research, travel itineraries, slide generation, and more
- Computer Agent: a PC automation agent that works on Mac, Windows, and Linux
- RPA Agent: an automation agent that continues and replays recorded workflows
AI applications (10 in total)
I built AI Study, AI Translator (100+ languages), AI Video Translator (dubbing and subtitles in 50 languages), AI Video Edit Assistant, AI Slide Generator, AI Stylist Assistant (virtual try-on), AI Chat, AI Search (initial response under 250ms), AI Article Assistant, and AI Data Analysis Assistant. See the Zenn article for details.
Around coding agents
- spark-banana: a browser UI tweaking tool (Codex Spark + Gemini). Published on npm
- openclaw-defender: a three-layer prompt injection defense library. Published on npm
- @sakasegawa/ncli: a Notion CLI for coding agents. Published on npm
- MCP Light: a pattern that cuts MCP context consumption by 83.5%
- Skill Auditor: a portfolio audit tool for Agent Skills
AI/ML
- Hiragana ASR: a hallucination-free speech recognition model based on wav2vec2 + Dual CTC (315M parameters). Published on HuggingFace
- Comparing 21 Japanese Handwriting OCR Models: a comprehensive benchmark of API and OSS models
- Structured OCR Evaluation: a structured data extraction benchmark across 5 VLMs