About pmhucks.pro

Decision frameworks for serious AI builders

Our Mission

Most AI readiness frameworks ask about your roadmap. We ask about your reality. Most prioritization models ignore operations. We weight MLOps at 30%.

We built pmhucks.pro because we were tired of AI assessments that optimize for consultant hours rather than actual deployment success. This is a tool by practitioners, for practitioners.

What We Built

1
AI Readiness Assessment

Evaluate your organization's capability to ship AI products. 15 minutes, 4 dimensions, actionable recommendations.

2
Initiative Scoring

Prioritize which AI projects to tackle first based on impact, feasibility, and strategic fit.

3
Unit Economics Calculator

Model the true cost of your AI product. Includes inference costs, monitoring, retraining, and hidden ops.

4
Infrastructure Readiness

Assess your compute, storage, and MLOps infrastructure against production requirements.

Our Principles

1. Operations over models

The best model is useless without deployment, monitoring, and iteration capabilities. We weight MLOps heavily because that's where most projects fail.

2. Reality over aspirations

We ask about current state, not roadmaps. Honest assessment of where you are today leads to actionable next steps, not wishful thinking.

3. Data quality is non-negotiable

"Garbage in, garbage out" is especially true for AI. We assess data governance at 25% of your score because no amount of engineering compensates for bad data.

4. Anonymous benchmarking

Your results include comparisons with companies in your industry and size. All data is anonymized and aggregated—we never share individual scores.

Who Built This

pmhucks.pro was built by product managers and engineers who've shipped AI products at scale. We've seen what works, what fails, and where organizations consistently underestimate complexity.

This tool captures lessons from dozens of AI deployments across industries—from startups racing to market-fit to enterprises managing compliance risk.

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Questions, feedback, or want to contribute to the framework?

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