ScopeKit: Turn a Messy Client Brief into a Quote with Local Gemma
This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Open-Source AI Challenge Week 2: Side Hustle . What I Built “Just a simple website” can hide a surprisingly long conversation: Which pages? Who supplies the photos? Does “contact form” include email delivery? Are payments part of this phase? I built ScopeKit , a small local AI workbench for freelancers who need to turn those informal messages into…
ScopeKit is a small local AI workbench designed to help freelancers turn informal client briefs into structured proposals. Users paste the client's brief, and Gemma, a local AI model, suggests tasks, deliverables, and hours. The suggested scope includes exclusions, such as mobile responsiveness beyond basic phone compatibility. The user can then review and adjust the proposal, which is exported as a Markdown file.
The project is built with plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, and a Python server for validation and Ollama connection. It uses Gemma 3 1B for core extraction and has no Python dependencies or frontend build tools. The repository includes tests, a walkthrough, and a demo video.
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