Slopfix uses AI to clean up AI-generated code for up to $10,000

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A company called Slopfix charges up to $10,000 to clean AI-generated code, using AI tools to do so. The team aims to reduce code volume significantly, taking a percentage of the fee based on the amount of code removed. They use Claude Code, but claim human oversight. This service addresses the growing problem of inefficient and duplicated code produced by AI, a common issue in software development.


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