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Looking for a non-technical partner

Full-Stack AI Product Engineer
5 production systems shipped solo. I build:
→ AI-powered SaaS & automation tools
→ Websites & landing pages (Claude Code + Next.js)
→ AI audits (security, architecture, performance)
Looking for a non-technical partner who sells while I build. Revenue split. DM me.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/nika-bokuchava-ba0893322/

on June 7, 2026
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    I might be interested. I am freshly certified by Limoges University in France.
    You can find me on linkedin under the name : kiady Ramonjy or just DM me.

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    Before bringing on a technical partner, I'd make sure the idea itself is worth building.
    I've been experimenting with:
    https://ai-launch-factory.vercel.app/

    to pressure-test startup ideas, generate launch plans, and define MVP scope before investing months into development.
    What stage are you currently at — idea, validation, or early users?

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    What stage are you at and what does the product do? Happy to share what's worked for finding early collaborators

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    Lets connect and discuss on this

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    This is usually where technical founders get stuck: “find someone who sells” is too broad.

    The stronger test is probably not finding a partner first. It is picking one offer, one buyer type, and seeing whether someone can create real sales conversations around it within a short window.

    Otherwise you may bring in a non-technical partner before knowing which product or market is actually sellable.

    I work on founder-led GTM, positioning, and first-customer outreach. If you already have one product you think is strongest, I’d be open to helping pressure-test the sales angle before you commit to a full partner setup.

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      That’s a good point. I think I framed it too broadly.

      The narrower offer I want to test first is: debugging and stabilizing AI-built MVPs that work in the demo but break around auth, env vars, API routes, Supabase/Vercel, or LLM outputs.

      That feels more concrete than “AI product engineer for hire.” I’d rather validate whether people will have real conversations around that before thinking about a full partner setup.

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        That’s much sharper.

        The only risk is validating it too broadly. Non-technical founders, vibe-coders, agencies, and dev shops all buy this for different reasons.

        Send me your email and I’ll write the tighter first sales angle properly instead of turning the thread into a full teardown.

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          Appreciate it. That makes sense.

          My email is [email protected]

          I’m especially trying to figure out which buyer to test first: non-technical founders with broken AI-built MVPs, or agencies/dev shops that need a stabilization partner after the first build.

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            Sent you a note by email. Main thing is choosing the first buyer before writing outreach, because non-technical founders and agencies buy this stabilization offer for very different reasons.

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