I will fix python bugs in scripts apis and automation workflows


About this gig
Your Python script used to work. Now it crashes, skips data or fails halfway through. Let's find the cause and fix it.
I debug Python scripts, API integrations, scrapers and Flask/FastAPI backends. Common issues include broken requests, pagination errors, missing values, dependency conflicts and unreliable automation.
WHAT YOU GET
- A fix for the agreed, reproducible issue
- Updated source code
- A clear explanation of the cause and changes
- Verification using your sample input
Basic: one bug in one standalone script up to 300 lines.
Standard: up to two related bugs in one workflow, up to three files and 1,000 lines total.
Premium: repair one workflow with up to three related bugs, up to five files and 2,000 lines total; add focused logging and error handling.
This gig covers repairs to existing code. New features, full rewrites, production deployment and ongoing maintenance need a separate quote.
Before ordering, send the traceback, relevant code, Python version and expected result. Remove secrets and personal data. I will confirm scope before you commit.
Get to know Python Scraping
- FromTurkey
- Member sinceDec 2022
Languages
English, Russian
FAQ
Can you fix my issue before I order?
Send a short description, traceback and relevant code first. I will review feasibility and confirm the package. A complete diagnosis and repair are part of the paid service.
What if the problem is in a third-party service?
I can investigate your integration and implement an agreed workaround when feasible. I cannot repair a vendor's servers or guarantee behavior controlled by an external service.
Does this include new features?
Packages cover the agreed bugs in existing code. New features, full rewrites, extra modules and unrelated issues need a separate quote.
What does a revision include?
Corrections to the agreed fix using the original reproduction steps and environment. A different bug, changed requirements or a new environment is additional scope.

