[lesnik512]

Adds docs/services.md, a page describing the paid work Artur Shiriev offers around the modern-python stack, and links it from the home page after the stack overview. MkDocs adds it to the nav on its own.

The page has four offers:

• an engineering health audit: incidents, the defect backlog, the error tracker, logs and traces, tech debt, CI and releases, architecture docs
• implementation sprints that end in merged PRs: observability with lite-bootstrap, quality gates after the standard, a harness for coding agents, modernization with modern-di, httpware or faststream-outbox, the release process with release-scope and semvertag, LikeC4 architecture as code
• a fractional tech lead role
• support for teams running modern-python libraries in production

It shows no prices. The only call to action is email.

The structure follows comparable pages: REVSYS's fixed-scope code review, Evil Martians' habit of tying each service to one of their open-source tools, and Pydantic's enterprise support page, which says up front that the library stays free.

Not on the page on purpose: remote-only, NDA terms, response times, engagement length.

mkdocs build --strict passes and just test passes (175 tests).