Open-source tool BriefBill uses local AI to clarify vague freelance client briefs

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BriefBill is an open-source application designed to help freelancers convert ambiguous client requests into clear project proposals. It uses the Gemma 3 AI model running locally via Ollama to analyze client messages and identify unclear scope items. The tool calculates pricing through Python code based on hours and rates, ensuring exact financial figures. It generates a structured proposal highlighting items requiring client confirmation before work begins. The application was developed for the Hacktoberfest Open-Source AI Challenge and runs entirely locally using Streamlit.

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