01 · AI Readiness Audit
Vibe-coded prototype, vendor proposal on your desk, or an AI feature that quietly stopped working. Before you commit another $50K — a structured read from someone with no financial stake in the build decision.
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Why you can trust me
Acting CEO of TreximAI · 8 years BA across AI products, logistics, fintech, B2B SaaS
Cases on this site are illustrative patterns drawn from 8 years inside IT — not invented for the page. No published clients yet.
You built a working prototype in Cursor, v0, Lovable, or Claude. Twenty paying users. A few features in flight. And a growing sense that something in the foundation isn't right — but you can't read the codebase to confirm it. You don't need a developer right now. You need someone who can tell you: what holds, what doesn't, and what the path to production-readiness actually looks like.
Three vendor quotes on your desk. $45K to $120K for what sounds like the same project. One vendor confident, two vague, all three professionally persuasive. Without a technical background it's nearly impossible to tell which quote is honest, which is padded, and which will grow by 40% the moment a change request lands. The job here is to read those proposals the way the vendor wrote them — and translate that into a clear recommendation.
Not a slide deck. Not a "framework." Five things your team can act on the morning after our final call.
Codebase, vendor proposal, or AI feature — what holds, what doesn't, in priority order. No jargon you have to Google.
"This contract clause will cost you ~$8K in month 3" — not "this is something to consider." Numbers attached where I can attach them.
Build vs. buy. Rewrite vs. patch. Vendor A vs. vendor B. Each option scored on the criteria that actually matter to your business.
Written so it makes sense to non-technical readers — co-founders, board members, finance — without me having to be in the room.
Real questions answered in real time. Not a Slack thread that goes cold on Friday.
The end value isn't the report — it's knowing exactly what to do next:
Saving us both a wasted first call.
A code review tells you whether code is well-written. This tells you whether the project decision is well-made. Different question, different answer. If you also need a code review, I can point you to specialists who do that better than I would.
That happens — and it's a useful answer too. You walk away with documented confidence that the path you're on holds. Most founders who pay for an outside read are actually looking for exactly that: the right to commit, with someone independent on record saying it checks out.
Yes. Mutual NDA template sent within 24 hours of request. Nothing from your project enters my content, my comms, or another conversation without your written approval.