Funnel maintenance operator — works via Claude Code (static HTML + PHP + REST checkout)

You'll work through Claude Code. We've already encoded our workflows as skills — funnel cloning, the ClickFunnels-to-server migration pipeline, pre-launch verification, CRM wiring, pixel/CAPI setup. You use those rather than improvising, and you extend them when you learn something new. This is not a "let the AI do it" job. On these pages the agent is the fast part; you are the check. A broken checkout costs more per hour than you do, so the job is mostly knowing what to verify and refusing to ship until you've seen it work on the real URL. What you'd be doing Edits to live funnel pages: copy, images, order bumps, offer tiers, upsell steps Cloning an existing funnel onto a new brand and domain Wiring new pages to our checkout handlers and confirming they take payment Small PHP changes to the handlers (few hundred lines each, no framework) nginx vhosts, clean URLs, SSL Must-haves Daily driver experience with Claude Code (or Cursor/Codex/similar agentic CLI). Tell me what you've shipped with it. Enough PHP, HTML/JS and nginx to review what the agent wrote and catch it being wrong. You don't have to type it; you do have to spot it. Linux/SSH, and the discipline to back up before touching anything You test on the real URL before saying it's done Context that matters: these pages are 15–20 MB with images inlined as base64. Naive editing and most regex approaches corrupt them. The agent will happily tell you it worked when it didn't. Nice to have Meta Pixel / Conversions API, event deduplication A direct-response CRM (Sticky.io, CheckoutChamp, Konnektive or similar) Affiliate tracking, sub-ID passing You've written your own Claude Code skills How we work Change only what was asked. Spot something else wrong — tell me, don't fix it silently. Supplied copy gets transcribed exactly. Don't improve it, and don't let the agent improve it. Backup before every edit. Show me the rendered page before anything goes live. "Claude said it was done" is not a status report. Tell me what you verified. In your application, answer these three: Claude Code reports it swapped an image inside a 20 MB HTML file and the diff looks clean. What do you check before it goes live? A checkout page loads fine but no orders arrive. Your first checks? Tell me about a time an agent confidently gave you wrong output and how you caught it.